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Resin-coated parquet flooring is designed for durability and style, but regular polishing is key to maintaining its distinctive shine and protecting it from everyday wear. Knowing when and how to polish ensures your floor remains impressive year-round.
How frequently should you polish?
Polishing resin-coated parquet flooring is generally required only when you start to notice dullness, fine scratches or a tired look—often every few months in high-traffic areas. In spaces with lighter use, polishing can be done less often, focusing on visible wear as your cue rather than the calendar. Frequent polishing when not needed can be unnecessary, so practical observation is your best guide.
Best practices for polishing resin parquet floors
For a consistent, glossy finish, use a suitable product such as the “Epoxy Polish” – Epoxy Resin Polishing System. For best results, apply polish with a rotary polisher or a compatible hand pad holder—using just a cloth rarely provides the needed friction for a flawless shine. Always start with a clean, dust-free surface, and work in small sections to ensure even coverage.
- Dust or vacuum the area before starting.
- Use appropriate pads or rotary tools for applying polish.
- Buff evenly, following the manufacturer’s guidance for best effect.
When this matters most
Frequent polishing is especially important in busy parts of the home or office, such as hallways, entryways, or living rooms. If your floor sees a lot of foot traffic or is exposed to pets and moving furniture, keep an eye out for surface changes and polish as soon as areas appear less vibrant. This proactive approach prevents build-up of scratches and keeps your flooring looking as good as new.
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