Things You'll Need
Can of polyurethane
Paint stirrer
Plastic dishpan
4-inch stain brush
Polyurethane is a type of wood stain that can be applied to natural wood to help it retain its appearance and durability. If you have a polyurethane wood floor where parts of the finish are starting to wear off, you can re-stain these areas without sanding the surface. However, if you plan to re-stain the entire floor, then sanding the surface to remove the old finish is recommended.
Step 1
Open the can of polyurethane, and use a paint stirrer to thoroughly mix the contents. Be sure to drag the polyurethane on the bottom of the can up to the top.
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Step 2
Pour a small amount of the polyurethane into a plastic dishpan.
Step 3
Dip a f4-inch stain brush into the dishpan and wipe the excess on the edge.
Step 4
Brush the polyurethane onto the wood floor surface moving in the direction of the grain.
Step 5
Wait for the polyurethane to dry and check the color. If it needs to be a bit darker to match the surrounding wood, apply one more coat.
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