Floor coating and sealing of resilient floors with PU Sealer 

I’m hearing you! You’d think the floor type would be something they’d mention.. according to comments it’s no good for laminates :(

ever get an answer??

Just use a coat of polyurethane. Very light sand first so Sealer has something to grab a hold of. Clean very good then seal with brush or roller.

@@drophammer776 laminate doesn't really sand well though (from what o have read)

Laminate is a inferior flooring mistake unfortunately. Its priced low ship you save a buck when installing it but when it gets too dirty/scratched its designed to be replaced not repaired

Hello L C, thank you for your questions! 1) The temperature of the floor and the material must not be below +15°C during the application and drying period. Optimal conditions are 18-25°C as well as relative humidity of 40-65%. 2) Wood floors can be coated with PU sealer after being primed with our eukula strato classic prime 200. However, we do not recommend sealing a laminate floor. When preparing the floor for the coating with a thorough cleaning, neutralization and light sanding, the laminate is subjected to a lot of water, which can lead to irreversible damages (swelling) of the fiberboard layer.

@@DrSchutzInt Thank you so much for all the details. Very appreaciated!

I have the same question but, for a mud room in Maine!

@@ironmikez1 well now we have two of the same questions don't we!! Don't expect a reply from this robot he ain't human he is a machine model 189 prototype a machine which u sent here 45 years from the future to protect flooring and seal them from attacks from dirt and wetness!

Yes

@S Han The sealer make Laminate wooden flooring shiny right ? Else, is there any problem for using it on laminate wooden flooring ?

You have to determine if you have a non pourous flooring. If that's the case wax/polish/sealer will flake off like snake skin. But if you're vinyl/laminate/linoleum (all the same compound) are breathable it can adhere geat and give a great shine. Next problem is how venerable is your floor to moisture damage? Because after a while of polishing/waxing all those built up coatings will absolutely need to be stripped back to bare using a wet shoshy solution due to each of those coatings accumulating and gluing down dirt, hair, oils, and debris.

No

Yes, PU Sealer can be used on vinyl flooring.

Hello paula edwards, thank you for your question! We do not recommend sealing a laminate floor. When preparing the floor for the coating with a thorough cleaning, neutralization and light sanding, the laminate is subjected to a lot of water, which can lead to irreversible damages (swelling) of the fiberboard layer.

You can if you use a little common sense and apply thin layers that will dry quick once you get the first coat on then you can lay it down thick

From Sealah store of course

Hello, thank you for your question. We do not recommend sealing a laminate floor. When preparing the floor for the coating with a thorough cleaning, neutralization and light sanding, the laminate is subjected to a lot of water, which can lead to irreversible damages (swelling) of the fiberboard layer.

Hello Juan Israel, thanks for your question! If you’re interested in using our professional products, please contact our team in the US. You’ll reach our colleague Sam Jamison under sam@schutzna.com