Dip a cotton swab into rubbing alcohol and run the swab along the length of the scratch.
How to fix engineered hardwood floor.
Wipe the scratch and the surrounding area.
This action will remove any.
Use a circular saw to cut length wise down the center of the plank.
Follow the five steps below to fix a scratch.
Really get in there.
Be careful not to cut into.
In general for engineered flooring fasteners should be placed every 3 4 and within 1 2 of the ends of each plank unless otherwise suggested by the flooring manufacturer.
In lieu of a commercial cleaner mix a cup of white vinegar per gallon of warm water and use that to mop the floor being careful to dry the floor thoroughly afterwards to prevent water damage.
Due to the fact that engineered floors are not completely solid hardwood they cannot be sanded and refinished indefinitely so your options are a little more limited than with solid hardwood.
Apply some rubbing alcohol to a washcloth.
Repair hollow or raised spots in the floor using an engineered wood repair kit.