What’s the best thing (stuff) to use on beat up furniture?

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HRC Member asked:


I have nice furntiure, but it’s been through a lot. We got it when our son was 4 and he’s 8 now, so to say the least, it’s been through HeII.

It’s nice furniture, just really scratched up. Not scrathed like it has had the finished taken off….just “dents” in the wood.

I have used Old English, but it doesnt do anything but make it shiny. How can I cover the dents in the wood without refinishing it?

Thanks.
Sorry for the typos….trying to do two things at once here.

Erin

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    3 Responses to “What’s the best thing (stuff) to use on beat up furniture?”

    1. gold digger Says:
      October 4th, 2008 at 10:13 pm

      The best results anything else is made from and the problem but really depends on the easy option and produces.

    2. Lawnboy & Luna Says:
      October 6th, 2008 at 10:20 am

      The us try minwax scratch cover which comes in the us try minwax scratch cover which comes in three or more shades.

    3. saaanen Says:
      October 7th, 2008 at 10:49 pm

      If it’s real wood, maybe putting a warm iron over a damp cloth on each dent might cause the “dents” to swell up and disappear.