What to do with the paint on the hardwood floor

The paint on the hardwood floor is almost the same kind of paint that you use for renovation now, and you get rid of the dripping paint on the surface and your floor paint is broken. You can sand the whole of the individual slabs, smooth them out and repaint them.

You can use paint thinner to remove it, apply the thinner to the paint, and after the thinner is soaked, then brush with water to remove the paint. Repeat if necessary. Wipe repeatedly until all paint is clean.

You can also use a damp rag to stick alcohol to wipe it, and wipe it repeatedly on the paint area, which has a greater smell, and you can open the window for ventilation later.

1. You can use thinner, banana water, pine perfume, alcohol, gasoline dilution and wipe on a towel, as well as use hair dryer, lotion cream, toilet water, etc.

2. Paint thinner can be used to clean the paint, apply the thinner to the paint when using, and then brush with water to remove the paint after the thinner is soaked. Repeat if necessary. Paint can be cleaned with a glue cleaner, which can remove the instant glue that has been polymerized.

3. Paint and glue can be removed by adding paint thinner to natural water. Stains can be wiped with small pieces of white cotton cloth moistened with natural water. If it is on the surface of the floor, wipe off the stain and polish it vigorously with Bilic Franc or car wax.

Be sure to use a white cloth, as variegated cloth will fade and paint the surface will spent.

4. The putty can be re-approved for the treated ground, and there is no problem with the color and surface quality of the paint. Paint strippers are available in paint specialty stores.

1.The large-scale flooring innovative machinery is used to polish and remove the paint layer, surface layer and wood layer for about millimeters, and then carefully sanded to make the floor delicate and lubricated to a new condition. The corners of the floor are polished with a small angle grinder to achieve the overall smoothing effect.

2.Remove the original side seam clear putty and seal the seam from the beginning.

3.Apply the first UV primer and bake it dry with a photosensitive landline.

4.Carefully grind with sandpaper to grind the surface layer until it feels slightly rough, remove the dust, and apply a second layer of UV topcoat.

5.Wait for the final coat to dry and apply floor wax.

Now it's all paint-free.

Now the solid wood floors are paint-free boards, if they are old-fashioned floors. Just about to pave first. Then sand. Repaint.