Good. The other day we supported a ceramic stove of those who left perfume and a white halo remained. Investigating on the internet homemade forms I read that with a towel and the steam of an iron he was leaving. Without understanding the principle of this technique very well but seeing so many videos recommending it, I tried and it didn't work. But it got worse because now the affected surface is much larger. Question I am seeing what I can do to repair the situation. If I pass a damp cloth it looks good, the problem is that it dries. With which I seek to give it a wet effect. Maybe some wax or a lacquer? I saw a product on the internet but it is not sold in Argentina, it is called Howard Restore-a-finish You will say, I leave some pictures. THANKS A LOT!! 15316621981801347247866.jpg [1000.07kb] 1531662246885610508363.jpg [966.85kb]

Hi. This is a brand of crystallization of the original lacquer or varnish of the wood. Perhaps it would be ideal to give a good sanding to the entire surface and then varnish or lacquer it. However you can try a spray of furniture type Blem with silicones to see if it disappears. regards