Materials and maintenance methods of outdoor furniture

1. During daily maintenance
Regularly wipe the painted surface with a clean soft cloth, and do not let the furniture come into contact with acid, alkaline chemicals, and oils.
2. Burning marks
Cigarette butts or unextinguished matches can leave burnt marks on the painted surface of furniture. If the paint surface is burnt, you can wrap a fine grained hard cloth on a matchstick or toothpick, gently wipe the marks, and then apply a thin layer of wax to reduce the burn marks.
3. Burn marks
The furniture paint left white burn marks. Generally, you only need to wipe with a cloth dipped in alcohol, toilet water, kerosene, or tea. If it cannot be treated, the surface should be repainted.
4. Scratches
If the paint surface of the furniture is scratched and the wood under the paint surface has not been touched, you can apply crayons or paint with the same color as the furniture on the wound surface of the furniture to cover the background color of the exposed part, and then apply a thin layer of transparent nail polish.
5. Water stains
You can cover the traces with a damp cloth, and then use an electric iron to carefully press the damp cloth a few times to dilute the traces.