JustFixIt.Ae is the specializes in providing wooden floor polishing services anywhere in Dubai, UAE for residential and commercial properties. We promise to be flexible and honest with you so you know where your money is being put. And we do first clean and primer the floor before applying the wood polish.
Sometimes most of wood floors are damaged by water contacts, scratches or water leakage from a roof and etc then can damage that wood floor in some cases and the heat from the hot weather caused the floor finishing to fade or enlarge gaps on wood polish.

At Just Fix It, we provide the following types of professional Wood Floor Polishing Services:

Prepare the Area: Remove all furniture, rugs, and objects from the room to create a clear workspace. It’s important to have a clean and empty surface to work with.

Clean the Floor: Thoroughly sweep or vacuum the wooden floor to remove any dust, dirt, or debris. Pay attention to corners, edges, and hard-to-reach areas. You may also use a damp mop or cloth to wipe the floor and remove any stubborn dirt or stains. Ensure the floor is completely dry before proceeding to the next step.

Sanding: If your wooden floor has a previous finish or coating that needs to be removed, you may need to sand the floor. Use a floor sanding machine or a handheld sander with medium-grit sandpaper to sand the entire surface. Follow the wood grain and work in sections, ensuring even sanding. Be careful not to sand too much and damage the wood. After sanding, use a vacuum or a broom to remove the sanding dust.

Staining: If you wish to change the color of your wooden floor, you can apply a wood stain at this stage. Follow the instructions on the stain product and apply it evenly with a brush or cloth. Allow the stain to dry completely before proceeding.

Applying Floor Polish: Choose a suitable floor polish or finish based on your preferences and the type of wood you have. It’s recommended to use water-based or oil-based polyurethane finishes for their durability and protection. Pour a small amount of polish into a paint tray or container. Dip a clean applicator, such as a lambswool mop or a microfiber pad, into the polish and apply it to the floor in even strokes, following the wood grain. Work in small sections, and avoid overlapping strokes to prevent streaks or unevenness.

Drying and Curing: Allow the first coat of polish to dry according to the manufacturer’s instructions. This typically takes several hours, but it’s best to wait overnight for optimal results. If desired, you can apply additional coats of polish for added protection and a higher shine. Make sure to lightly sand the surface between coats to create a smooth finish.

Buffing: After the final coat of polish has dried and cured, use a floor buffer or a rotary machine with a buffing pad to buff the surface. This helps to enhance the shine and smooth out any imperfections. Move the machine in a slow and steady motion, covering the entire floor. Be cautious not to linger in one spot for too long, as this can cause damage.

Final Cleaning: After buffing, clean the floor again to remove any residue or particles. Use a dry mop or a soft cloth to wipe the floor and ensure it is free from dust or debris.

It’s important to note that the above steps provide a general guideline for wooden floor polishing. The specific process may vary depending on factors such as the condition of the floor, the type of wood, and the polish product used. If you’re unsure or inexperienced in floor polishing, it’s recommended to seek professional help to achieve the best results.