What Causes Wood Furniture to Bubble Up?
How to fix water damage in furniture?
1. Clean and dry out the affected area
It is essential to learn how mold grows and further damage the wood. To clean the affected area, use a vacuum cleaner with upholstery attached to any dirt or debris from the wood’s surface. Then, wipe down the entire surface with a clean cloth or paper towel saturated in a warm soapy water. Let it air dry thoroughly before moving on to other steps.
2. Sand the Wood & Apply Furniture Oil
3. Treat water stain
Depending on the type of wood, you may need to use different techniques on how to treat water stains. If more aggressive staining has occurred, you may need to sand down the area until it is smooth and use a wood filler to restore the material. Once complete, you may need to apply a stain-blocking primer before finally finishing the area with either paint or stain. The appropriate steps must be taken for each type of wood when treating wood damage, as it can cause further damage if not done correctly. Handling your furniture to restoration professionals may be the safest option for treating wood damage instead of figuring out how to repair it independently. Skilled technicians will have the tools and experience to treat and restore broken pieces appropriately.
4. Use more fixings to stabilize them.
5. Apply a marine-based polyurethane coating.
6. Identify any gaps or cracks.
7. Maintain your wood
Call Elite Restoration Group Water Damage Restoration Today
Time is of the essence when it comes to water damage restoration. Waiting too long can lead to further damage, including mold and rot, which can be expensive and difficult to fix. That’s why it’s essential to call Elite Restoration Group Water Damage Restoration as soon as possible if you suspect your furniture has been affected by water damage.
