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Removing Stain From Cane. Your only other options are sandpaper and a chemical stripper. Cane and rattan can stain if you don't wipe slops and spills away immediately. Rattan and cane conservatory furniture are made from naturally porous materials so must be cleaned as soon as possible after being stained. Mix a solution of warm water and. I used my palm sander and a 60 grit sandpaper to remove the old stain finish from the chairs. Do not sit on the seat for at. Follow these steps to remove lacquer and varnish stains from acrylic plastic, asphalt, ­cork, linoleum, plexiglas,. For some of the hard to reach areas, i ended up hand sanding the corners and. Chemical will soak into the cane, and could. Rinse well and then let the seat dry naturally on a warm, windy day to eliminate the possibility of mold and mildew setting in which will damage and stain the cane. Use a mild soap or. There are a couple of ways to tackle a stubborn. Start out at the lowest pressure and move up until you're just removing the paint.

Chemical will soak into the cane, and could. Your only other options are sandpaper and a chemical stripper. Use a mild soap or. Cane and rattan can stain if you don't wipe slops and spills away immediately. Start out at the lowest pressure and move up until you're just removing the paint. There are a couple of ways to tackle a stubborn. Follow these steps to remove lacquer and varnish stains from acrylic plastic, asphalt, ­cork, linoleum, plexiglas,. Rattan and cane conservatory furniture are made from naturally porous materials so must be cleaned as soon as possible after being stained. Do not sit on the seat for at. I used my palm sander and a 60 grit sandpaper to remove the old stain finish from the chairs.

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Removing Stain From Cane Do not sit on the seat for at. Mix a solution of warm water and. Follow these steps to remove lacquer and varnish stains from acrylic plastic, asphalt, ­cork, linoleum, plexiglas,. Chemical will soak into the cane, and could. Do not sit on the seat for at. Rattan and cane conservatory furniture are made from naturally porous materials so must be cleaned as soon as possible after being stained. There are a couple of ways to tackle a stubborn. For some of the hard to reach areas, i ended up hand sanding the corners and. Your only other options are sandpaper and a chemical stripper. Start out at the lowest pressure and move up until you're just removing the paint. I used my palm sander and a 60 grit sandpaper to remove the old stain finish from the chairs. Use a mild soap or. Rinse well and then let the seat dry naturally on a warm, windy day to eliminate the possibility of mold and mildew setting in which will damage and stain the cane. Cane and rattan can stain if you don't wipe slops and spills away immediately.