11-21-2017, 01:50 PM
Belt sander. Gets everything nice and clean, like natural!
Try using a gentle soap and water on an area that isn't easily noticed. Just use the soap and water like normal, but only on a small part. If it comes clean and doesn't change the finish, it should be ok to use elsewhere. Oil soaps like Murphy's are also good. If it's serious cleaning (trying to get off mildew or mold or just clumped dust/dirt), then try mineral spirits. Again, use them in an area you likely won't see to make sure it doesn't damage the finish. I would recommend a cloth and not a brush if you're trying to get wax buildup off, as the bristles might get the mineral spirits into any cracks in the finish.
Try using a gentle soap and water on an area that isn't easily noticed. Just use the soap and water like normal, but only on a small part. If it comes clean and doesn't change the finish, it should be ok to use elsewhere. Oil soaps like Murphy's are also good. If it's serious cleaning (trying to get off mildew or mold or just clumped dust/dirt), then try mineral spirits. Again, use them in an area you likely won't see to make sure it doesn't damage the finish. I would recommend a cloth and not a brush if you're trying to get wax buildup off, as the bristles might get the mineral spirits into any cracks in the finish.
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