20 years ago we used a " natural"oil wax (my memory thinks it was called OS wax) on the 6" maple plank floor that's in our kitchen and throughout the 1st floor. I remember a feature: supposedly you could just clean & lightly sand worn areas and reapply, and it would blend... Can I do this with Safe Coat, or do I have to sand the whole floor? The whole kitchen area is pretty worn down and grey, so I need to "refinish" that area and blend with the golden color of the floor that has been under rugs. SAMPLE - AFM SafeCoat, Naturals Oil Wax Finish Wood Stains & Sealers

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20 years ago we used a " natural"oil wax (my memory thinks it was called OS wax) on the 6" maple plank floor that's in our kitchen and throughout the 1st floor. I remember a feature: supposedly you could just clean & lightly sand worn areas and reapply, and it would blend... Can I do this with Safe Coat, or do I have to sand the whole floor? The whole kitchen area is pretty worn down and grey, so I need to "refinish" that area and blend with the golden color of the floor that has been under rugs. SAMPLE - AFM SafeCoat, Naturals Oil Wax Finish Wood Stains & Sealers

Status: Open Jul 10, 2020 - 12:55 PM

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Jul 10, 2020 - 04:24 AM

You'll never be able to make anything match aged floor. But AFM Oil Wax Finish is able to be "feathered" in like that, yes. I suggest you first order a small sample online to test and see what it feels like. That gives you the best idea of how it acts and how you will need to work with it.