Swedish Wood Floor Finish. Long Cure Time. Its not so bad that the Swedish finish smell is burning ours eyes or throat.
Floor Finish SwedishPolyurethane Most hardwood floors today are finished with Swedish Polyurethane Finish which is a surface finish that does not require waxing but does require some care and concern. Swedish is definitely the most durable and long-lasting option for finishing hardwood floors. Unlike others Swedish does not require semi-annual waxing and buffering.
Most contractors recommend leaving rugs off floors for as long as possible until the floor is cured.
Besides its superb quality it is also the only finish that requires very little maintenance. Glitsa Swedish Finish is for professional use only because it needs to be handled and applied professionally. Mud and grit can be tracked into the home which will cause wear on the finish. As a Swedish finish ages it develops a pleasant slightly amber tone rather than yellowing as some finishes do.
