Embark on a journey of enhancing your wood floors through our specialized bleaching process. In this introductory guide, we delve into the various techniques and their transformative effects. For personalized guidance and expert advice, we invite you to schedule a Virtual Consultation with our team. Alternatively, reach out to us at 908-232-6600 for immediate assistance and tailored recommendations to suit your flooring needs.

 

Different types of Bleaching Process

 

Bleaching is a chemical process specifically designed to lighten the color of wood, which can become darkened through various means. These darkening processes can be natural, such as aging or exposure to sunlight, or accidental, including stains from spills or water damage. The specific cause of the wood’s darkening plays a crucial role in determining the appropriate bleaching method to use. There are three primary bleaching processes, each suited to different types of darkening. Understanding the origin of the wood’s discoloration is essential in choosing the most effective bleaching technique to restore the wood’s natural beauty and brightness.

 

CHLORINE BLEACH

Chlorine bleaching process is the best choice for removing dye stains, and some organic stains such as grape juice and tea stains.

 

OXALIC ACID

Oxalic acid is the best choice for removing black iron or water stains.

 

TWO PART WOOD BLEACH

For certain effects you need to use the two part bleaches. Part A is Sodium Hydroxide which opens up the woods pores and then reacts with the Hydrogen Peroxide in Part B.

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