Parquet repair is now frequently needed for the parquet we are used to seeing in almost every home. Do you know how to care for the parquets and how to fix their damage? We tell you practical solutions and tips about repair and maintenance for parquets.
- HOW TO REPAIR / REPAIR THE PARQUET?
Repair of parquet may vary depending on existing damage. You can schedule the repair in three steps.
- DAMAGE DETECTION
Remove foreign objects adhering to the parquet and remove the carpets you have laid on it. Then identify damaged and scratched areas on your parquet floors.
- PARQUET REPAIR AND SANDING
You can eliminate minor problems in your parquets with the help of sandpaper. After you’ve sanded those areas for scratches, apply polish and continue using your parquet. If the damage needs repair, move on to the third stage. Sanding can also be used for stains that do not come out on the parquet.
- HOW TO REPAIR BURN MARKS ON THE PARK?
If your parquet has small burn marks, sand the burned area to create a fine groove. Fill this area with glue and newspaper pieces. Then sand your mixture of hardened glue and newspaper until it is level with the parquet. Then polish with the parquet.
- WOODEN AND LAMINATE FLOORS
For parquet repair, the type of parquet is also important. You can get help from professionals and companies to repair the damages that occur over time on the surface of your wooden and laminate flooring. After the parquet repair is finished, it may be necessary to apply a new protective top coat. Wait for the protective polish applied on your parquets to dry completely. Maintenance: Wooden floors have two major enemies. The first is scratches on its surface for various reasons and leave the wood unprotected, and the second is water. If you clean with water frequently, especially solid wood parquets will sag over time.
- THE TIP POINTS OF PARQUET CLEANING
Parquet cleaning is a process that should be done periodically. At least once a week, you should dust with a vacuum cleaner with a soft tool that will not scratch the parquets. Make sure that the tip of the vacuum cleaner does not stay on the carpet setting because the tip of the vacuum cleaner must be slightly higher to get the parquet dust. After removing the powder, you can wipe it with a well-wrung wet cloth or mop. Do not forget to add wood cleaner produced to clean parquet to the water you wipe. Do not use surface cleaners used to clean stone areas, they will damage the parquet polish.
