HG parquet gloss finish protective coating (p.e. polish) (product 51) 1L

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Use sander with 40 grit paper or lower depending on the condition of the floor. Start with the coarser paper and continue towards the finer one to finish with the 120 grit paper. You would want to sand at a 45° to the grain to achieve the maximum effect. With average wear, parquet should be polished once or twice a year. However, it may also be necessary more often if the parquet is exposed to heavy loads, normal cleaning is no longer sufficient to remove contaminants or if the floor simply does not like any more. Especially before winter, polishing the parquet is recommended, as the floor is better protected from the impending increased load of wet and dirty shoes. Can any parquet be polished? Vacuum your parquet floor with a suitable vacuum cleaner brush before mopping it. You can also use a soft broom. Either way, do not use a hard broom to remove dust. This may affect the protective coating of treated parquet floors. Regularly change your mopping water during mopping to avoid scratching. Ensure you always wring out your mop properly.

Vinegar for parquet not treated with oil: vinegar is only suitable for cleaning parquet that is not treated with oil, otherwise it is better not to use it. For washing, use half a cup of vinegar to which you can add 30 drops of mint essential oil. Clean the floor with a soft cloth and then let it dry.

Next, mix your cleaner. For general cleaning, 100ml of white vinegar and a glug of washing up liquid in five or so litres of warm water will be fine. Parquet flooring restoration cost is determined by the extent of the repairs and the materials required to complete the job. Parquet flooring repair cost Some of the frequently asked questions related to parquet flooring are listed in the next section. Pros and Cons of Parquet Flooring Pros:

If parquet is polished by hand, the polish is uniformly incorporated into the parquet with a wool or polishing cloth in fast, circular movements until the desired gloss effect is created. Stone is susceptible to staining, so it should always be protected with a resin sealant. To clean sealed stone, vacuum it thoroughly, before mopping with a mild detergent solution. If you have no experience with carpet removal, hiring a tradesperson to remove the carpet as part of your project is a cost-effective and practical solution that mitigates risk to the wooden floor beneath. Vacuum, dust or wipe with a lightly dampened mop – never use soap-based detergents, as they can leave a dull film on the floor, and avoid over-wetting. Don’t use wax polish either, as this will make the floor slippery.

How much does wood floor restoration cost?

Parquet flooring is a timeless look and should be pretty durable. Whether you’ve installed the floor yourself or want to restore an existing one, the quality and price of parquet flooring make it an investment that’s well worth looking after. We recommend employing the services of professionals to install parquet floors for you. If you do plan to carry out its installation yourself, there are certain tips that you should keep in mind. But when it comes to how to clean a parquet floor, what’s the best way to do so? That’s what we’ll discuss below, so read on to find out. In some cases, you might find sections of your flooring have lifted causing the surface of your parquet floor to look bumpy —and to become a trip hazard. Others, on the other hand, must first be diluted with water and applied to the parquet with a mop or cloth. Only now does the actual polishing begin.