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12-07-2006, 09:09 AM

I have a question....I have a feeling I don't want the answer but I am going to ask anyway

I have a friend with hardwood floors. While someone was house sitting they spilled hot wax on the floor. The finish has spotted and it left marks.

Is there any way to restore those spots without completely redoing the floor?

I am sure you will need to know what the wood is, what kind of finish, but I have no idea.

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12-07-2006, 11:58 AM

Wax ON, Wax OFF

Would you happen to know how they cleaned up the wax, and if they remove all the wax down to the coating?

Also, can you find out if the floor was waxed before the hot wax was spilled on it.
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