How Do You Repair Bruce Laminate Flooring?
Bruce laminate flooring is a popular choice for many homeowners, and is known for its durability and ease of care. While Bruce laminate is a tough product, it is not invincible and can be dented or gouged if a heavy item is dropped or dragged on the laminate surface. However, there are standard repairs for Bruce laminate, which an average homeowner can easily perform. Step 1 Sweep or vacuum the laminate floor and wipe clean with a damp cloth. Step 2 Rub the scratched or nicked area with the touch-up stick that most closely matches the shade of the floor, taking care to fill the entire chip or scratch. Step 3 Buff the repaired area, using a soft lint-free cloth slightly dampened with mineral spirits to remove excess touch-up filler. Step 4 Renew the finish of the entire floor by applying one coat of Bruce Fresh Finish. Use a damp Bruce floor finish applicator to apply a uniform coat of finish, working in the direction the flooring is laid to avoid streaks. Allow to dry one to three hour
