Staining in wood

cagey

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Anyone know how to remove the black end grain staining caused by water absorbtion, also white just below the surface staining. Wood is Beech I think but not sure ( factory fit Sigma 362 )
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Keith
 
Considered oxalic, but this is long term staining due to end grain water intrusion and it is probably deep fungal staining. Will use oxalic as a last resort but was thinking along the lines of a fume cabinet. Cabin is in pieces for another project at moment so can treat individual pieces away from boat. Sodium hypo seems a possibility but am at the limits of my knowledge and dont want to cure one problem only to have a nastier prob bite me in the bum
Keith
 
After 4 of us and the dog sleeping on our 23 foot boat last Easter we had a lot of condensation. This soaked into the end grain of some trim and left black marks. I was horrified.......but a few weeks later with planty of warm weather it all dissapeared....how happy was I ???
 
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but may be worth a test

[/ QUOTE ] Boracol 20 and Boracol 10RH bottom of this page are frequently recommended treatments equivalent to the DIY potions described there.
 
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