Are there natural ways to hide small scratches in my wooden table?

Question

I have a dining room table that could use some sprucing up. Any suggestions? Thank you in advance for all of your help. :0)

Answer 1

if the scratches are only faint . mix olive oil with cigarette ash and gently rub, if no ash mix toothpaste with baking soda and oil

Answer 2

Try a furniture polish like Pledge or a product called Liquid Gold or wax could help it.

Answer 3

at your local paint store they carry paint color crayons for furniture  all u need is to match the color of  ur table and scratch the crayon on the damage spot and u will see the change

Answer 4

my mother in law has antiques and natural wood furniture throughout her house and she told me she uses mayonaise for scratches.I was in the middle of refinishing a dresser when she told me this trick so it was a little late for me to test it. just rub mayo in it. I think the blend of oil and eggs makes this work. It sounds gross but she swears to it!

Answer 5

Rub a walnut on it.  Yeah I'm serious. Black Walnuts work best but try whatever you have in the house.

Answer 6

There is something called an almond stick that works great for scratches. It comes in a little red tin with a yellow label and can be found in some hardware stores. It only costs a couple of bucks as I remember and lasts a long time.