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Refinishing wood floors without sanding
August 1st 2007

Chemspec Europe has a new method to quickly restore wood floors without the high cost and dust associated with traditional sanding. The Wood Solv system is a three-step process that restores dull, scratched wood floors to their original beauty with no sanding.

Frequently the process is carried out by carpet cleaners who have seen the growth in hard floors eroding their traditional carpet cleaning market and have adopted Wood Solv to satisfy their customers changing requirements.

The three steps begin with a non-sanding application of a chemical abrasion formula which provides an ideal bond for the new crystal clear, fast drying topcoat. Before applying the finish coat the operator carries out any repairs needed with the range of repair products including colour fill sticks and putty to fill scratches and dents followed by grain replacement with a selection of graining pencil colours. After adding a catalyst, the unique water based coating formula is applied to provide a beautiful finish that is twice as durable as conventional wood finishes and does not yellow with age.

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