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--Previous Message-- : Dear Sir: First of all, what is with the : "probably warm, as well" She : assumed they were still a little damp, as : she had rinsed them and towel dried : same....come on, how warm could they be at : that time? I have been restoring and : refinishing furniture for over 30 years : now and I am always learning new things : and want to learn even more. That is why : I was so interested in this web site. I : would love to find a miracle worker such : as this web site describes. I do have : reservations however, after hearing that : response. Did you personally develop this : exlixir? Or, since it is not sold in the : USA, are you "THEIR" one and : only distributor of this product. I would : seriously like to hear back from you. : Thank you : Sandi Lee : Lee's Furniture Restoration : Conyers Ga : : --Previous Message-- : : And the cups were probably warm as well. : The marks you describe are typical of a : shellac finish and are easily solved with : Wood Elixir. : The refinishers you spoke to do not know : about Wood Elixir because it is not sold : in the USA. : --Previous Message-- : I was remodeling my kitchen and had put a : couple bone china coffee cups on my : rosewood dining room table. I guess they : were still a little damp (I had rinsed : them off and towel dried them). I just : moved them (they've been there a couple : days) and there are 2 horrendous WHITE : rings. One is just a ring- the other is a : ring and has white in the ring as well. I : tried the toothpaste/baking soda remedy : but to no avail. Should I just succumb to : having it refinished or is there truly : something that will work? Thanks. : : : :

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