How To Get Nail Polish Off Wood Laminate Floor: 2 Ways To Remove Nail Polish


2 Ways To Remove Nail Polish Off Wood Laminate Floor

There are many ways by which the users can remove the nail polish from the wood laminate floor. Some of the ways are mentioned below:

By Using Acetone

To remove the nail polish from the wood laminate floor using acetone, the users need to follow the below-given steps:
  1. Test The Area: The users need to test on the small area of the floor to determine the effect of nail polish remover on the wood laminate floor. The users can place the acetone remover on the cotton swab and press on the tested area.
  2. Remove Nail Polish From Floor: After testing the floor, the users then need to wet the cotton swab and press on the nail polish stain area. Rub on the affected area until the nail polish stain removes from the laminate floor.
  3. Wipe The Floor: After removing the stain from the laminate floor, the users can clean any other remaining stain mark from the floor surface. The users can dip the cloth in acetone and slightly moisten the cloth then rub the wet cloth on the laminate floor surface.

By Rubbing Alcohol

The nail polish stain can be removed from the wood laminate floor by rubbing the alcohol on the nail polish stained area. The steps are given below:
  1. Test The Area: The users need to test on the inconspicuous area of the laminate floor to check the effect of alcohol on the floor surface.
  2. Scrape The Stain: The users can use the putty knife for removing the extra nail polish from the wood laminate floor. Then the users need to wet the cloth with warm water and leave the cloth on the stain until the nail polish stain loosens on the floor surface.
  3. Use Denatured Alcohol: Now the users need to wet the cloth with alcohol and rub on the stained area along the direction of the grain carefully without damaging the finish of the wood laminate floor.
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