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Determine if Coating on Floor is Shellac or Old Polyurethane?
I removed the wall to wall carpet from the 70 year old house I recently
bought. The floors in the bedrooms appears to be pine coated with shellac or possibly polyurethane. I don't want to refinish the floors because of the beautiful patina. In only isolated spots and by the door the coating show heavy wear. How can I find out which coating is on the floors? How can I protect and preserve the floors? What should I use to clean and preserve them? Thanks, Mike |
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