what to use to patch this floor.

**gavinabrown** · 6th July 2020, 03:27 PM

I've had a few odd floorboards replaced and had to sand back and stain to match the existing floors. The one at the back (adjacent to the tiles) is an example. The colour looks about right, but it needs a coat of sealant over the top. I only need a small amount - 250ml at most as it is two small areas. The other area is in a corner and gets very little foot traffic.

Can I get some recommendations on what I should use? TIA

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**elanjacobs** · 6th July 2020, 06:06 PM

I'd probably go with 3 coats of something like this Cabot's 1L CFP Water Based Satin Floor | Bunnings Warehouse

**gavinabrown** · 7th July 2020, 08:20 AM

Originally Posted by elanjacobs

I'd probably go with 3 coats of something like this Cabot's 1L CFP Water Based Satin Floor | Bunnings Warehouse

Thanks. Before posting I went out and bought Feast Watson Floorclear , and oil based polyurethane (it's unopened and ready to return). Would this do a similar job, or is it worth swapping for the Cabots CFP water based stain?

You suggested satin. Any reason for that?

**elanjacobs** · 7th July 2020, 11:15 AM

The stuff you bought should be just fine. Satin was just the first link, obviously you can use whatever gloss level you want

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