Polyurethane floors

However, a water based polyurethane floor finish requires less time to complete. In this article, I will discuss how to apply water based polyurethane to wood floors.

Protect your wood floors and surfaces from damage by sealing them. Unsure how? Click on for our guide on tung oil versus polyurethane. Find out which product is best that coats and seals your flooring, and how to paint it for kitchens, basements, dining rooms, etc. #DIYprojects #diyflooring #tungoil #polyurethane #homeimprovement

186K views · 12K likes | Quicksand Flooring on Instagram: "Fixing a BADLY scratched floor! This Tasmanian Oak hardwood timber floor had copped a huge amount of wear and tear with massive scratches rumning accross the boards. Nothing the big machine and edger can’t handle 💪🏻 Three sands were done, starting with 50grit then 80grit and finishing on 100grit. Then 3 coats of Berge-Seidle water based polyurethane was applied in a beautiful flat ultra matt finish 👌🏻 DONE! #floorsanding…

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You read that right! No stain, no polyurethane, just plain ole oil! #DIY #Flooring #Stain #oil

Wondering how to refinish hardwood floors yourself? With planning, the right tools, and a long weekend, you can DIY this project—and save a ton of money.

You can easily apply this finish on your home’s wooden floor by following some simple steps with patience. To assist you throughout the whole process I have written a guide about how to apply oil based polyurethane to wood floors.

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High durability water-borne polyurethane brands. I share the top 3 water based brands, where to buy them, and the ones you want to avoid. And, I delve into when you should consider oil based poly and when water based makes more sense.

Oil-modified polyurethanes have been the go-to finish for hardwood floors for decades, waterborne finishes have caught up in a big way but are not quite there yet. The greatest advantage of an oil-based polyurethane is how easily it adds a deep warmth to all woods. For beauty and protection, especially for pets we will recommend […]