How do I "fix" small scratches on my nice wood table? It's an antique that I recently inherited. I want to get it fully refinished eventually, but for right now I just want the really obvious scratches to be less noticable. I've heard about rubbing walnuts or a mix of oil and vinegar into them will buff them out, but is that actually true? Kind of sounds like one of those fake "hacks" you see on YouTube or TikTok or whatever. I don't want to ruin the table or make it harder to refinish later. The scratches aren't deep, mostly just annoying to look at. I have no idea what it is or what it's finished with, but it's a solid wood table from the 60's or earlier. I don't want to go out and buy tinted wax just for this, if there isn't a way to make the scratches disappear from more common home supplies then I'll just throw a tablecloth on it for now. Thanks.

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