Verathane Renewal: Wood Floor-Restoring System

Resuscitate your wood floors without calling in the army. If you are wanting to put the shine and the finish back on your wood floor Verathane Renewal allows you to lay on a new protective coat without sanding. This tip is from Pixie, who is doing The Cure:

I had great results using Verathane Renewal on a hardwood floor that looked really bad and not worth sanding. It was quite a bit of work, but it was worth it.

This stuff won't work on floors that need a lot of work but will protect an existing finish that is simply scuffed and scratched up. It will therefore keep you from needing to sand and it great for rental situations. Anyone else tried it?

Comments (1)

I used the Renewal system on a Parquet floor in a bedrooma nd a hallway with decent results. The problem I encountered was when the first coat dried it left very tiny sporadic bubbles in different areas. I made sure I used enough product and very light pressure like the manufacturer suggested but it did not seem to solve the problem completely. when the finsih dried, the areas where there were no bublles is perfect. The floor was cleaned to the max. The manufacturer could give me no other suggestions so I may not recommend it to anyone else. The color is just as pretty as the day the floor was laid but the bubbles just killed the fnish. The 2nd coat was no better.