How to Repair Minor Scratches on Laminate Flooring
Laminate is one of the most durable flooring products on the market and is able to withstand the wear and tear of children, dogs and other traffic without much damage. However, sooner or later, something or someone is going to scratch your laminate flooring. If you discover minor scratches on your floor, there's a standard procedure to repair the laminate without replacing the plank or entire floor. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Thoroughly sweep or vacuum the area where the scratches are located.
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Clean the scratched area using a cleaner that is recommended for laminate flooring.
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Rub the laminate scratch touch-up stick into the scratch, taking care to cover the entire scratch.
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Buff the repaired spot with a lint-free cloth until all excess touch-up has been removed. The scratch should blend in with the rest of the flooring.
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Repeat the process with each scratched area of the floor until all repairs have been made.
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Tips & Warnings
Touch-up stick typically is sold in the paint and stain department of major flooring stores.
Always follow the manufacturer's recommendations for cleaning and repairs of laminated floors.
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