Wood floor, polyureathane or varnish?
- Thread starter BML
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Depends on your own preferences. See here for advantages/disadvantages of the one and the other
If were having a vote, and nailing our colours to the mast I vote for good quality 100% Polyurethane lacquer in a matt sheen.
Much less cleaning than even the "newest evolutions" of hardwax oil long term, in my opinion, and more environment friendly than a hardwax oil
http://www.treatex.co.uk/PDFs/Treatex Hardwax Oil Traditional Clear Matt 1100.pdf
or
http://bona.com/upload/Safety Data Sheet/Mega_SDS_SilkMatt_and_Matt.pdf
And if you are going to do something aggressive to the finish like drag a three wheeled piano across the surface your probably going to dent the wood regardless of the finish.
But then as Woodyoulike says, it depends upon your preferences.
Much less cleaning than even the "newest evolutions" of hardwax oil long term, in my opinion, and more environment friendly than a hardwax oil
http://www.treatex.co.uk/PDFs/Treatex Hardwax Oil Traditional Clear Matt 1100.pdf
or
http://bona.com/upload/Safety Data Sheet/Mega_SDS_SilkMatt_and_Matt.pdf
And if you are going to do something aggressive to the finish like drag a three wheeled piano across the surface your probably going to dent the wood regardless of the finish.
But then as Woodyoulike says, it depends upon your preferences.
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