🌿 WOCA Tannin Spot Neutralizer Review - 9 Ounces - 551005A Explained Review

I made a mistake when the wood was wet and I left things on the wood leaving black marks on the wood. Sanding didn't help and I really didn't want to sand the wood deeper or use a wash or anything hard. It was so easy and worked great. Sprayed on, left on for a few minutes and you could tell the stains were gone. I wiped it off the tree and all traces disappeared like it never happened.

The first photo on the left is my first application on a small area and the second on the rest of the stain. You can see how well the first little patch worked. The last photo - the next day after a couple of applications the night before (I washed it after 60 minutes), I will make another application, but without going near the camera, the stain is gone, no one will notice. The stain was air conditioner water.

I would like to give this product 5 stars because it is as advertised. He was removing some dark stains from a piece of antique oak. However, the packaging of this product was so inadequate that more than 50% ended up in the shipping envelope (it must be shipped in a box). When I received the package it was sealed with plastic mail due to liquid dripping out of the package. I paid over $50 for less than 4 ounces of product.

First of all the bottle is small, which I knew before I bought it, but it was only 70% full! I've used it in a variety of ways and it has done absolutely nothing. I applied and wiped, applied, waited 15 minutes and wiped, applied and wirebrushed, applied and left for 24 hours. So as you can see I have a chance. Everything was done and placed in the same place in the photo. I even tried some lighter, less dark areas, nothing. I will be back hopefully get my money back looks like I used up a lot…

Promotional photos show this product being sprayed onto a flat horizontal surface where the liquid can penetrate the wood and work wonders. I tried the product on an oak swing door that had a nasty black stain on it. The liquid dripped down like water when sprayed on the stain and prevented it from penetrating the stain, so it didn't help. This doesn't mean it won't work on a flat horizontal surface, it just won't work on a vertical surface. The solid oak door is too big and heavy to remove the