P Page New Member Joined Nov 7, 2012 Messages 3 Location , Nov 7, 2012 #1 My customer has cooking oil stains in her matte uv oil finished European oak floors. How do they get removed?
My customer has cooking oil stains in her matte uv oil finished European oak floors. How do they get removed?
Ernesto Professional Pro Joined Jun 25, 2011 Messages 6,270 Location , AZ Nov 9, 2012 #2 I've never heard of plain old oil staining a UV finish. Maybe she is spilling hot oil? Have her buy some kitchen rugs and stop being so sloppy. Find someone that can do a screen and recoat, otherwise sand it all off and refinish. Last edited: Nov 9, 2012
I've never heard of plain old oil staining a UV finish. Maybe she is spilling hot oil? Have her buy some kitchen rugs and stop being so sloppy. Find someone that can do a screen and recoat, otherwise sand it all off and refinish.
G gul123 New Member Joined Oct 12, 2013 Messages 1 Location , Pakistan Oct 12, 2013 #3 I've never heard of plain old oil staining a UV finish. Maybe she is spilling hot oil? Have her buy some kitchen rugs and stop being so sloppy.
I've never heard of plain old oil staining a UV finish. Maybe she is spilling hot oil? Have her buy some kitchen rugs and stop being so sloppy.
Nick In Remembrance Joined Jan 31, 2010 Messages 10,909 Location , New Jersey Oct 12, 2013 #4 She can try Sorbsall. We use to use it on the heads of the lanes after sanding to take out all the oil. They oil them every day, that's why they turn black. Broom it on the area , let it sit overnight, brush off in the morning. http://www.directindustry.com/prod/sall-srl/universal-sorbents-powders-granulates-20817-1213053.html Worth a try .
She can try Sorbsall. We use to use it on the heads of the lanes after sanding to take out all the oil. They oil them every day, that's why they turn black. Broom it on the area , let it sit overnight, brush off in the morning. http://www.directindustry.com/prod/sall-srl/universal-sorbents-powders-granulates-20817-1213053.html Worth a try .