We have just, after five years, got round to repainting the magnolia walls in our bedroom. I spent hours agonising over colours and now, for the first time since I've been a grown up, have a beautiful bedroom.
We moved DH's precious wooden bookshelves in, which he lovingly polished. Unfortunately, he's clearly not used to aerosol wood polish as we now have beeswax polish sprayed all over the new F&B walls. It's a big oily stain that will attract dust and just looks bad.
I am working very hard on not being cross (I know I could easily have done the same, if I were inclined to polish), but want to know what can be done.
Is there anything that will remove an (enormous) oily mark from painted walls. It's F&B estate emulsion, which I know isn't as durable so don't want to just start scrubbing at it. We do have some paint left over, but not sure if just paint over it will work if it's oily?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. We haven't even got all the furniture moved back in and it's already starting to look as trashed as the rest of the house!