How do I restore deep scratches on the DT4 table top using an iron?
To check the temperature and safe duration to follow when using iron heat to restore scratches that cannot be erased with a melamine sponge.
You can restore scratches by placing an iron preheated to 120 degrees for up to 30 seconds, or an iron preheated to 180 degrees for up to 10 seconds.
There are two reference temperatures: 120 degrees and 180 degrees[1]. Light everyday scratches can be cleaned up with a melamine sponge, but when scratches are too deep to be erased, the heat of an iron is used to restore the surface[2].
Time control is key. An iron preheated to 120 degrees should be placed over the scratch for up to 30 seconds, and if preheated to the hotter 180 degrees, it should be placed for only up to 10 seconds[3]. In general, when heat-restoring functional table tops receive heat, the microscopic molecular structure expands and returns to its original form. Since applying excessive heat beyond the standard time may deform the surface, it is recommended to strictly observe the specified time.
It has not yet been confirmed whether a damp cloth should be placed in between when applying the iron directly to the table top.
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DT4
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| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 지름 | 1000mm |
| 높이 | 730mm |