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Anonymous users2024-01-24With wind oil essence, wind oil essence has a good sticky, pigment, greasy effect, you can first try it in the inconspicuous place of the furniture, I don't know what your furniture is, you try it first, you can use it without damaging the furniture
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It is a snow leopard wall cleaner, it can also be used for furniture cleaning, spray it and wipe it with oil essence has a good effect of sticking, pigment and greasy, you can try it in the inconspicuous place of the furniture first, I don't know what the surface of your furniture is, you try it first, you can use it without damaging the furniture.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22A little alcohol rub will also work.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21I use snow leopard wall cleaner, which can also be used for furniture cleaning, spray it and wipe it off
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Anonymous users2024-01-20I guess you can use dish soap! You try it first!
(1) Daily maintenance: wipe with a small sponge dipped in furniture cleaning wax containing soft abrasive ingredients. Wipe it once a month to keep your white furniture bright and new for a long time. >>>More
It doesn't matter, but there are a few points to pay attention to: 1. Because I don't know what paint you originally painted, you need to test it, go to the paint store to buy some butanone solvent, and wipe it back and forth 50 times with general force on the paint surface 1. If the surface has not changed much, it doesn't matter if you do any common wood paint 2. If the surface paint is easy to be wiped off or melted, you have to go to the paint shop to see if there is any acrylic wood paint (generally impossible) 3. If the surface paint has traces of being wiped off, it may be oil-based paint. You still buy oil-based paints such as alkyd, tung oil, etc., and you can't use epoxy ones. However, if you decide to change to a new topcoat, you need to finish the original paint, and the fine sandpaper can be pulled off the hair. >>>More
It can be wiped off with a wire ball.
Don't use alcohol, try Pyric Franc! If you can't get it off, gently polish it with kraft paper, and wipe it with some wax after polishing!
1. Use transparent adhesive with good viscosity to repeatedly stick and tear, and you can remove some of the surface. >>>More