Plaster stains on wood

[Wilkie102]

Any way to get them out?
Some managed to get through the plastic wrap

 

[Topspread16]

On oak?

 

[Cockney]

Any way to get them out?
Some managed to get through the plastic wrap

If it’s oak then you’re fooked!

 

[lurpak]

Olive or vegetable oil on microfibre cloth


Thank me later

 

[Wilkie102]

on untreated wood this is

 

[Wilkie102]

On oak?

oak yeah

 

[Dacha]

Scrape it. Before oak floor is laquered or oil stained, it goes through sanding steps, that will easily remove leftover traces of plaster if any.
Water from plaster won't permanently leave a stain on oak plank, cause there is not too much water in plaster.

 

[Topspread16]

oak yeah

I only know of an acid that french polishers use that lifts it out.

 

[Dacha]

I only know of an acid that french polishers use that lifts it out.

Oxalic Acid or hydroxide peroxide ?

 

[Cockney]

Oxalic Acid or hydroxide peroxide ?

Did you google that? Lol

 

[Dacha]

I actually used it once ( did have to google it to recall what it was called)

 

[Topspread16]

Oxalic Acid or hydroxide peroxide ?

Don’t know, mate used it when Mrs left a cotton pad on her dressing table. I thought it was ruined, couldn’t believe it when he brought it back. It’s was dark black with a hint of red in it. Come up like new.

 

[Cockney]

I actually used it once ( did have to google it to recall what it was called)

 

[Dacha]

Supposedly it works well on new stains. Older stains different story...

 

[Wilkie102]

Olive or vegetable oil on microfibre cloth


Thank me later

Sounds too easy to be true. I'll try it anyway
If it works you can have my mediflex

 

[lurpak]

Sounds too easy to be true. I'll try it anyway
If it works you can have my mediflex

Mix the oil with a bit of water, try it and report back.

 

[Topspread16]

Mix the oil with a bit of water, try it and report back.

Does it work better with a 6” brush or roller?

 

[lurpak]

Does it work better with a 6” brush or roller?

HOW Much has he fooking dropped?

 

[Topspread16]

HOW Much has he fooking dropped?

Full re-skim just auto piloted over the door.

 

[Dacha]

Sounds too easy to be true. I'll try it anyway
If it works you can have my mediflex

Can you get away with leaving just the way it is ?
If you think you can, it may be your best bet.

 

[lurpak]

Before n after pics plz

 

[Heritage Plasters]

A little white vinegar on a rag does great. The vinegar neutralizes the alkaline plaster and let's it break apart and come off. And once it dries you'll never know it was there.

Careful with oil on unfinished stuff, when they go to stain it you'll see those spots because it'll absorb the stain totally differently. (Assuming it'll be stained... Why else would you use oak?)

 

[Dacha]

A little white vinegar on a rag does great. The vinegar neutralizes the alkaline plaster and let's it break apart and come off. And once it dries you'll never know it was there.

Careful with oil on unfinished stuff, when they go to stain it you'll see those spots because it'll absorb the stain totally differently. (Assuming it'll be stained... Why else would you use oak?)

Polyurethane topcoat is more comon on oak than staining, i think. It can be a combination of staining and poly as well...
People like oak's warm colours, which poly brings out.

 

[Danny]

try toothpaste.... worked a treat on our oak worktops

 

[jamesthefirst]

A little white vinegar on a rag does great. The vinegar neutralizes the alkaline plaster and let's it break apart and come off. And once it dries you'll never know it was there.

Careful with oil on unfinished stuff, when they go to stain it you'll see those spots because it'll absorb the stain totally differently. (Assuming it'll be stained... Why else would you use oak?)

That’s what I was gonna say.

 

[Dropsalot]

Baby wipes.