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--Previous Message-- : 1. Almost every product made for the treatment : of furniture finishes is flamable, : including Wood Elixir. But I will tell you : that paper is easier to light on fire than : Wood Elixir is. When treated with a : flamable product, your furniture does not : become more flamable since the volatile : ingredients evaporate very quickly. There : is a longer answer to this but, trust me, : the use of linseed oil and turpentine is a : very bad idea. : 2. Since the furniture came from England and : France and it is more than 100 years old, : we know that the finish is almost : certainly shellac which can be restored : quickly and easily with Wood Elixir. The : wood does not need to be : "nourish" the wood with : anything. I assume that the furniture is : inside where the relative humidity will : not vary much from 50% to 60%. You should : have no climate-associated problems. : 3. If the wood is not scortched, then it was : not a fire that caused the black mark...it : was water. An easy test for this is to : wipe the area with a paper towel. If the : black comes off on the towel, it is fire : damage. If it doesn't, it is water damage. : Let me know the result and I will help you : solve the problem. :

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