[Alberg30] bleaching water stained wood

[Brian Zinser]

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If you bleach, make sure you rinse the wood thoroughly with water before
applying the new finish.  .

Brian Zinser
#134 Manana

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I know woodworkers that use bleach to clean up badly stained furniture.  I
believe they used the bleach all the way across the table top to get a
uniformed look.  Sanding is then necessary and the same finish goes on.  I
just bought my A30 and all the teak on deck was re-finished with Armana.  It
looks nice and water doesn't travel under it like varnish.

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> Does anyone have any experience bleaching out the dark spots water causes
> when it gets under varnish? I have read some references about bleaching;
> 1.
> do you bleach just the spots, or is there a product for treating the whole
> piece? 2. Is the result of even color, or , basically, the dalmation
> effect
> I now have? 3. Do you think the process weakens the wood? It's my
> (mahogony,
> I think) tiller I want to tackle.
>
> Thanks in advance
> Michael
> Checkmate #220
>
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