1) During daily maintenance
Use a clean soft cloth to wipe the painted surface regularly, and do not expose the furniture to acids, alkaline chemicals, and oils.
2) Burn marks
Cigarette butts or unextinguished matches leave scorch marks on the paint surface of the furniture. If the paint surface is burnt, you can wrap a fine-grained hard cloth on the matchstick or toothpick, gently wipe the marks, and then apply a thin wax to make the scorch marks Can be faded.
3) Hot marks
White burn marks are left on the lacquer of furniture. Generally, you only need to wipe it with a cloth moistened with alcohol, toilet water, kerosene, or tea. If it cannot be handled, it is best to repaint the surface.
4) Scratches
If the lacquer of the functional outdoor furniture is scratched and the wood under the lacquer is not touched, you can apply the same color as the furniture to the wound surface of the furniture to cover the exposed base color, and then apply a thin layer of transparent nail polish.