My teakwood kitchen floors were sealed 30 years ago, subsequently they have only been waxed. Theheavy traffic areas are now much lighter than the edge .What Dura Seal product should be used. .
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We suggest contact a professional for this type of renovation..we are sorry.
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I would use organic coconut oil and a little organic bees wax melted together. Just rub it in well and buff. That's what I use on my cutting boards and it helps to preserve the wood.
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I've only used Bona, as far as I know and I think their products are great for wood floors. Sorry I can't be of much help.
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If you have strand bamboo its very likely you have POLYURETHANE SEALANT. I have Cali Bamboo and its final coat sealant is REFFERT ACRYKIC POLYURETHANE UV ANIT-SCRATCHFINAL COAT. I use Black Diamond and get much better results then Bona
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I have used a clean cotton cloth. It's very soft so it won't scratch or damage the wood. Cotton has worked the best with spreading the wax. I have found that synthetic fibers like polyester or rayon don't give an even coat.
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Good afternoon, I used it on my laminate floors that has a matte finish and it worked fine but takes some real elbow grease to get the old wax up. The laminate I have are the lowest quality laminate the builder could install and it survived just fine. After trying this brand I went back to the original brand I purchased and ran out of. Armstrong® "New Beginning Resilient Deep Cleaning Floor Cleaner" It might not be a green product but it saves hours of time. Both are quality products but one of them takes less work.
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If it were me.... I would seal it after grouting, not before. I would research Stonetech Bulletproof and more than likely use that instead of 511 sealant. From my experience, the 511 works best on granite and marble.
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there seemed to be a light coating on the wood. I must say that the handle did not seam to need any sealant. however I twiked the handle by using 220 grit ,very lightltly then used two coats of lnsead oil .don't worry about the handle, its good out of the box. check you tube for info on fine tuning the edge. i have used this tool all winter and am very pleased with it. have fun . bill
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I started with the one step compound and the Orange pad and it came out flawlessly. I'd recommend in progressive grades to be safe. Always use a wax sealer after otherwise that oxidation will come right back.
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I sealed my kitchen granite with this. Here is a very helpful video showing how to use products like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhaF7NVISkA
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I use Lundmark the cleaner and wax on my 150 year old unsealed heartwood pine floors and it's the best I've ever used. It's not only safe for my floors but the wax leaves a wonderful glow similar to the look you get from handrubbed beeswax.
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We simply used a wood cleaner on our hardwood floor then applied the Lundmark wax. We too love this wax and recommend it. So easy to use.
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Use a wax remover or good wood cleaner first and perhaps rough the surface with scotch bright then it will stick and seal. This is the best wood coating I have ever used and I think you will like the results also. Good luck, Old Nick.
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I am assuming you are talking wood veneer and if so then I'm sure it will work just fine. If the veneer has been sealed with clear sealer then this wax, or any other won't penetrate but will rather just sit on top of sealer. But that's not so bad either as it provide additional water protection.
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I used the son seal on a pair of BLACK DIAMOND Gloves(dirt bags).It worked just fine so far,I would definitely recommend it.I seals conditions and waaterproofs.I'll know more at the end of the season.I've done 4 or5 pair of gloves and still have about half a jar left.The important thing is to use the hair dryer to heat the leather and let the wax melt in and seal the leather GOOD LUCK GREG!
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It would be the best product to use because it will hold up to the extreme heat. You might try a color close to your counter top, I used the red for what I needed to seal.
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Although I have not used this product on floors, my experience with it suggests that it isn't going to give you the results you want. At the very least, there will be some overspray of the surrounding area that will make the areas you've tried to seal very conspicuous. At the very least, I would recommend that you use a brush-on product that you can control and then finish the result by sanding with a very fine grit and steel wool. You can repeat the process until you blend the edges of the newly finished area into the older finish. Anything short of refinishing the entire floor is likely to leave some evidence of your retouching effort. I'd do the entire floor if possible. Although I have not used this product on floors, my experience with it suggests that it isn't going to give you the results you want. At the very least, there will be some overspray of the surrounding area that will make the areas you've tried to seal very conspicuous. At the very least, I would recommend that you use a brush-on product that you can control and then finish the result by sanding with a very fine grit and steel wool. You can repeat the process until you blend the edges of the newly finished area into the older finish. Anything short of refinishing the entire floor is likely... » Read More Although I have not used this product on floors, my experience with it suggests that it isn't going to give you the results you want. At the very least, there will be some overspray of the surrounding area that will make the areas you've tried to seal very conspicuous. At the very least, I would recommend that you use a brush-on product that you can control and then finish the result by sanding with a very fine grit and steel wool. You can repeat the process until you blend the edges of the newly finished area into the older finish. Anything short of refinishing the entire floor is likely to leave some evidence of your retouching effort. I'd do the entire floor if possible. « Show Less