Feb
WOOD WORKING QUESTION
Posted in Wood Work Projects | No Comments »
How can I get hair dye out of finished wood?
I think the question explains most of it. My brother was dying his hair (hopefully I’m using the correct wording) and got some on this cabinet my mom was working on. She finished it and put finishing on the wood. Is there anything you can recommend to get the dye out of the wood with out harming the wood? It’s dry now and it’s black-blue hair dye so don’t tell me to try to cover it up!
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you 
Emma <3
oh no! Dye is permanent, there are very few things that could work… you can try but I doubt anything will happen… scrubbing it (but by doing this you’ll wear out the finish)… you will have to sand and refinish the floor…Here’s some tips for your hardwood… maybe you can make it a do it yourself project….
http://www.findanyfloor.com/hardwood/HardwoodFlooringCare.xhtml
WOODWORKING – Stains & Dyes
|
|
The Relationship Edge in Business: Connecting with Customers and Colleagues When It Counts $9.97 With real case studies and step-by-step guidance, The Relationship Edge in Business shows you how to:Develop the right mindset–understand that personal relationships are vital to business successAsk the right questions—discover the common ground you share with othersDo the right thing—be truthful and straightforward or you’ll undermine the goodwill you’ve worked so hard to build… |
|
|
The Social Styles Handbook: Find Your Comfort Zone and Make People Feel Comfortable with You $19.95 More than 8 million people have been trained in Social Styles by Wilson Learning and use it every day at work and home. Many say it’s a life-changing experience. Your Social Style – whether you’re a Driver, Analytical, Amiable, or Expressive – is the behavior you feel most comfortable with. When you know your own style and adapt it to others’ Social Styles, communication gets easier, conflict less… |
|
|
Modern Woodworking $30.00 Modern Woodworking is a comprehensive text designed to meet the needs of both beginning and advanced woodworking classes. This text provides full coverage of standard woodworking procedures, as well as new methods, tools, and materials. Safety is strongly stressed throughout the book, with particular emphasis given to explanation of OSHA and EPA regulations as they apply to woodworkers…. |