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 3 Methods for Refinishing Hardwood Flooring Without Sanding Use a chemical abrasion kit from the store. After buffing, recoat the floors with polyurethane. Use a revitalizer. Use a commercial chemical abrasion kit: This DIY kit can be found at your local hardware or home improvement store (or online). A few brands may name their products differently, but the process is the same. To prepare the flooring and etch the old finish so the new finish can bond, you use a chemical solution. Then, to restore your floor, you'll apply a new coat of finish. Materials as well as Pros and Cons Materials: Hardwood Flooring cleaner, mop, broom, vacuum, cleaning wipes, damp cloth, and so on. Painter's tape Chemical abrasion kit (comes with the abrasive pad, abrasive liquid, application block, finish application pad, and finish) 2 plastic garbage bags 2 shoeboxes 2 paint trays (if you don't have garbage bags and shoeboxes) scouring pads broom handle Dishwashing liquid Shoe covers Wood stain

Wooden floors with intricate parquet designs have been popular in palaces and mansions for centuries. This practise dates back to the 1600s. In the 1950s, new manufacturing techniques saw a revival of parquetry. It has become a symbol of mid-century modern design. Surprisingly, because of manufacturing advances, parquet wood flooring is easier to install than traditional hardwood. The advantages and disadvantages of parquet flooring: Here are some of the reasons why you should consider installing parquet floors in your home: Low Upkeep: Parquet flooring requires little maintenance. All you need to do is vacuum it or sweep it with a soft broom on a regular basis. If you notice any stains on the surface, use mild cleaners instead of the abrasive chemical cleaners on the market. It is also necessary to seal and polish your parquet floors every 3–5 years to keep their beauty and strength. Budget-Friendly: Parquet flooring is less expensive than traditional hardwood flooring . This is beca