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How To Seal Wood Scratches With A Walnut

Nasty scratch on your furniture? Well you can treat it by using... a walnut! Yes, that's right, a walnut. Let us show you how to use this clever little snack to do more than just bust cholesterol!


Step 1:

Rub your nut

Approach your item armed with your trusty walnut and begin by rubbing it in a circular motion across the length of the scratch, from one end to the other. Now rub your nut across the whole length of the scratch, back and forth several times.

Step 2:

Leave to soak

Leave the scratch for several minutes. Eat some of the nuts if you like, or not. Meanwhile the natural oils in the nuts will be seaping into the wood, helping to heal the ugly wound.

Step 3:

Polish

Now take a soft cloth and polish over the whole area to reveal that the scratch has disappeared! Great, go nuts!

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2 out of 2 people found this comment helpful Anonymous  (26 days ago)

or alternatively you could just put a wet rag and a hot iron on it and the steam will soak into the cells of the wood and theyll expand, trust me im a woodworker :P

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Anonymous  (49 days ago)

it is stiil there he used the side where there is't a scrath don't you see!!!!!!

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2 out of 3 people found this comment helpful Anonymous  (80 days ago)

THis method ruined my 3000 dollar oak table.NEVER TRY THIS AT HOME PEOPLE

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1 out of 1 person found this comment helpful Anonymous  (101 days ago)

guess you can't do this if you're allergic to nuts...but good idea!

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Anonymous  (117 days ago)

Oh wow, that is awesome! I got to try that sometime! Thanks!

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Xenitic  (171 days ago)

the speaker and the actor just cant get up to ben neale or david zanthor style....

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