How do you limewash wood floors?

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Jason · Answer

You'll first need to prepare the surface by sanding it down to remove any existing finish. Then, mix the limewash solution according to the instructions. Apply the limewash evenly on the wood floor using a brush or roller. Let it dry completely before applying additional coats if needed. Remember to seal the limewashed floor with a protective finish for durability.

Viorel · Answer

Before applying u need to stir the lime until is perfectly mix then u start applying then u take the extra excess u wait for a bit then u do another coat then u wash it with a cloth

Adil · Answer

Get flooring liquid cleaner and mix with water throw on the floor that cleans it very good

Cree · Answer

Would not recommend this .However when wanting to make it more durable it is imperative you add salt.

Dain · Answer

This is the way you do it 
Lightly dip the ends of the brush in the limewash glaze wipe off the excess on the side of the can and working in small sections work the glaze into the wood alternating in circular and straight motions, make sure there is no excess glaze anywhere then use the hardly damp rag to Lightly wipe off extra glaze ok

Sajid · Answer

I would recommend to mix the lime very well before applying

Grant · Answer

Making sure you have the perfect mix and also a very good clean application

Bartlomiej · Answer

If you like limewash wood flore use lint free clothes or very good quality brush , remember the most important is directions, always for natural  grain

Imran · Answer

https://youtu.be/qOgx-Xhar7Q
Try this

Mix together one part water and two parts white latex paint for the whitewash solution. If you want a heavier whitewash, use one part water to three parts paint. You can use a light gray paint, if you want a slightly darker color

Gino · Answer

Bucket warm water with lime wash cleaned really well after changing for buckets with floor detergent exactly fresh water and cleaning up and after drying up and ready

How do you limewash wood floors?

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