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How to Prevent Water Marks on a Table Wood polish. Clean cloths. Padded table cover. Coasters. Placemats. Trivets. Plate. Trays.

Polyurethane finishes may be right for your project. These finishes are great for a table that is likely to experience a lot of potential stains or liquids, such as a family dining room table, or bar top. For outdoor use, get a polyurethane with uv protection.

Cover with a Tablecloth: Not only will it help protect it from scratches and spills, but it will also add a bit of style to your table. Choose a tablecloth that is made of a material that is easy to clean and won't easily stain. Additionally, a glass protective top for the table can also do the job just fine.

Use a tablecloth and place mats when serving food to protect your table from moisture, food, and spills. Serve hot meals on top of a hot pad. Place coasters under cups and glasses. It might sound strange, but stick with us for a second.

Linen or cotton tablecloths are an inexpensive way to protect your table from scratches and sun damage, while simultaneously adding a touch of elegance to your home.

It is vital that you protect your table from moisture and heat, so make sure your coasters are stored close or on your table ready to use. Don't place hot or cold plates or serving dishes directly on your table, instead use a placemat to protect your table. Wipe up spillages off your table as soon as you notice them.

To prevent water stains from appearing on your coffee or side tables, use coasters when placing beverages on your wooden tables. Coasters are inexpensive, easy to stash in a table's drawer, and will save your wooden tables from being damaged.

Cover your dining table with a tablecloth or table runner to add an extra layer of protection against scratches and spills. Position your dining table away from direct sunlight as prolonged exposure can cause fading and discoloration.