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| The wood itself will last the life of the home. Many European
homes have flooring that is over 200 years old! Upkeep and wearing
will determine how often resurfacing is required. Please refer to
our care instructions for complete details. To take out light scratches
and to protect your flooring further, you may choose to get your
flooring buffed and coated every three to seven years. This process
includes lightly sanding the top layer and applying a new coat of
finish. This gives your hardwood flooring additional protection and
a new shine. If your floor is turning gray or has deep scratches,
a complete refinishing is suggested. This process make your floors
look new and requires sanding down to the original wood. |
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