how do you get ink out of wood furniture?

Answer 1

Well, depends. Do you want to refinish or spot treat? If spot treating--try something like "Goo-Gone" which removes various stains and adhesives. If the wood is bare, try Oxalic Acid (wood bleach).. Either way you may always see the offending spot, even if you attempt to tone the repair with tinted wax, stain or burn-in sticks. Best to strip and refinish, or if it is a valuable antique--have a professional restorer have a go at it. Countless antiques have been ruined by amateur repair attempts.

Answer 2

You get ink out of wood furniture by putting more wood furniture on top of the ink. A new finish might do the trick in that spot.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Ordinarily I would say alcohol but it might bleach out your finish. Sanding is your best bet. If this is a table-reapply stain and polyeurethane several coats sanding in between-if it is just stained outside furniture, sand it til its gone.

Answer 5

Try hand sanitizer