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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 164120, member: 37"]Need something to soften it a bit as above. Mineral spirits would be worth a try as well. Sometimes just soap and water. Need to scrape it off with fingernail or a wood shim. If really stubborn you may need to use a razor blade. The latter may affect the finish a bit but, if careful, should not take it down to the wood. A little touch up afterward should be easy enough.</p><p><br /></p><p>BTW, I see maple rather than cherry. Could be persuaded otherwise with more pics but what I see in pic #2 looks definitively maple.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 164120, member: 37"]Need something to soften it a bit as above. Mineral spirits would be worth a try as well. Sometimes just soap and water. Need to scrape it off with fingernail or a wood shim. If really stubborn you may need to use a razor blade. The latter may affect the finish a bit but, if careful, should not take it down to the wood. A little touch up afterward should be easy enough. BTW, I see maple rather than cherry. Could be persuaded otherwise with more pics but what I see in pic #2 looks definitively maple.[/QUOTE]
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