I recently bought a nice table for my kitchen and decided I wanted to protect the top with a piece of glass. I put some round plastic disc (spacers) between the glass and wood. When I took the glass off to clean and polish the wood the spacers left marks on the table. After some research, I think it is due to plasticizer migration (google it). The glass company gave me these spaces, but perhaps didnt know that they may not be the right thing to use. My questions are: 1) What is appropriate to use as spacers? Would felt disc or cork discs work be a better option to prevent problems? 2) How can I fix the spots that these spacers caused. Thanks for all replies.

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