u/CrzyWorldLottaSmells

Hi, I inherited a Lane burlwood cabinet, but the top had red wax spilled on it at one point. Whatever was sitting on top of the veneer has been scraped off, and I tried putting paper towels and a paper bag on top while running an iron over it to remove remaining wax, but that didn’t do much. Any advice?

EDIT - Claude told me to try denatured alcohol. That and a fine steel wool did the trick!

I am just getting into furniture flipping to expedite a few of my financial goals and because homeownership is expensive!! I flipped a few nightstands before this set that I’m posting here, and I used Benjamin Moore Advance paint on those, but the recoat time and cure time are soooo long. Now I’ve switched to Sherwin Williams Gallery Series and I LOVE it. 45 minutes recoat time and only a day or two of cure time. This flip went so much faster and looks so much better.