There are many many ways. You have to go on YouTube and choose the right one for you depending on how bad the scratch is or if it's just scuff marks. Some videos are show you step by step. Good luck!
I got stain sticks and found one that is close to the color of my flooring. It generally covers pretty well, and you can paint on a dab of poly that matches the finish of your flooring so it lasts longer
I use Howard's on most of most furniture and floor scratches. I do have a couple of large spots in my bedroom though that I'm going to stain with Zar stain. Then I'll follow up with Minwax wipe on polyurethane. I'll use satin finish because that will best match my finish.
Most floors today are stained and sealed with Bona products. I learned that from the guys who sanded and refinished my solid oak kitchen floor this past summer. You might write Bona to see if they have any suggestions.
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There are many many ways. You have to go on YouTube and choose the right one for you depending on how bad the scratch is or if it's just scuff marks. Some videos are show you step by step. Good luck!
I got stain sticks and found one that is close to the color of my flooring. It generally covers pretty well, and you can paint on a dab of poly that matches the finish of your flooring so it lasts longer
I use Howard's on most of most furniture and floor scratches. I do have a couple of large spots in my bedroom though that I'm going to stain with Zar stain. Then I'll follow up with Minwax wipe on polyurethane. I'll use satin finish because that will best match my finish.
Most floors today are stained and sealed with Bona products. I learned that from the guys who sanded and refinished my solid oak kitchen floor this past summer. You might write Bona to see if they have any suggestions.