How can you get cigarette burns out of rolled out linoleum flooring?
or at least cammoflauge them not to be so noticeable? The flooring we have is black with specks of white and if the lights hits it a certain way you see the cigarette burns.
Depending on how large an area was damaged, you may not be able to do anything. But if it is a small spot, you can possibly, carefully, shave down that uneven area, and coat it with clear polyurethane or even dab a bit of clear nail polish on it. If this is indeed an expensive floor, a professional could come and cut the area out, and replace it with the same flooring. Don't attempt that yourself. If you aren't satisfied with a pro's job, you don't pay for it, but if you screw it up yourself, you'll feel even worse than looking at the original marks.
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3 Comments on How can you get cigarette burns out of rolled out linoleum flooring?
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MAttsprat on
Sat, 6th Dec 2008 7:31 pm
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baglady on
Sat, 6th Dec 2008 7:49 pm
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realalex1985 on
Sat, 6th Dec 2008 8:33 pm
U DON'T
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Depending on how large an area was damaged, you may not be able to do anything. But if it is a small spot, you can possibly, carefully, shave down that uneven area, and coat it with clear polyurethane or even dab a bit of clear nail polish on it. If this is indeed an expensive floor, a professional could come and cut the area out, and replace it with the same flooring. Don't attempt that yourself. If you aren't satisfied with a pro's job, you don't pay for it, but if you screw it up yourself, you'll feel even worse than looking at the original marks.
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had it happen before we used nail Polish just put some colors together till you get the right color . you cant even see it and it last. hope this helps
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