I need advise please

Take it back to the store.

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sometimes if you just leave it alone it dissappears…..............if it doesnt, strip and re-finish

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Yeah leave it alone and hope it evaporates.

-- I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso

White spots or rings are usually caused by water vapor trapped in the finish. Waiting MAY be the best solution. It should eventually evaporate.
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Thanks guys. this might just be the beginning of a new project for me I can see it now G&G dinner table hmmmm!

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get some brown paper and soak it in oil place it over the affected part then place a medium hot iron on top of it keep it moving the heat brings the water up and the oil replaces it and bingo bango jobs done thios really works dont have the iron too hot and triaL AND PATIENCE WILL tell you the heat trequired Alistair ps I have done this many times it works tung oil or danish etc etc

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Very interesting tips, Scotsman! Thanks fo sharing

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Thanks alot guys it as been a week and nothing has changed so I will be giving Alistair’s method a try will keep you posted on the result thanks again.

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The white stain tells me the finish is not polyurethane. It is probably commercially sprayed lacquer or a water-based acrylic, altho oil is possible.

Try Alistair’s tip. If that does not work (which is the best shot) sometimes a rag flat with denatured alcohol will absorb the moisture, but the heat is the best bet. Try the alcohol on an inconspicuous spot first, tho, because if the finish is shellac, it will dissolve it.

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