Someone has drawn on my pine table in biro but the actual wood isn't dented. How can I remove the ink?

Answer 1

use really fine sand paper of wire wool to sand and revarnish and it shouldnt show

Answer 2

I believe in the UK there is a product you can buy in most supermarkets called Orange glow its basically oil with an orange scent. Use this with a good quality dusting cloth ( i like the yellow ones!) and spray a little on and rub, reapeat the process untill the stain has been removed. Once you've removed spray whole table and polish it off for an even polished result.

Answer 3

If the table was expensive take it to a specialist. You might think that the wood isn't dented, but I would bet it is.
It the table wasn't expensive, sand the whole surface and then re-seal.

Answer 4

BALLPOINT PEN INK
Apply lukewarm glycerine. If fabric is strong enough, TAMP with brush or spoon. BLOT, pressing
hard on stain. Keep stain moist with glycerine. Continue as long as stain is being removed. FLUSH
with water.
Apply mild detergent solution with several drops of ammonia. Continue to TAMP. FLUSH with
water.
If stain remains use chlorine bleach. Apply bleach solution with MEDICINE DROPER. Do not
chlorine solution on wool, silk or spandex. Do not allow bleach to remain more than two minutes.
FLUSH with water after each bleach application. Apply vinegar solution to remove excess chlorine,
then FLUSH with water.

Answer 5

Try putting on some baby wipes and leave to soak in then use some to wipe off..

Answer 6

Nail varnish remover.

Answer 7

Fly spray, I know it sounds improbable, but it works, just spray a generous amount, then polish vigourously. Good luck.

Answer 8

Phone a furniture restorer for advice.

Answer 9

Try this stuff called goo gone, it works to get almost get anything off everythinbg

Answer 10

the ink bleeds into the wood, you can try go jo hand cleaner, that should do it.