Loba's Invisible Protect For A Raw Unfinished Look | City Floor Supply
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- If you want a natural hardwood floor look, check out Loba's Invisible Protect at City Floor Supply! This product can also be combined with a whitener to bypass white stain. Click here to buy Loba Invisible Protect: bit.ly/393Mp36
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Why don’t you show us how to use roller inside of the house or in the kitchen with cabinets?
I use this very often on both raw and stain floors. It is absolutely gorgeous, and very durable.
Do you need a finish over top of this product?
@@ajg52100 this is the finish.... depending on what your putting it over ( raw unstained wood or stained wood). You DO NOT want this product to be the first thing on the floor if your finishing raw wood. If your finishing raw wood, use the Loba "easy prime". If going over stain use the "easy finish" for the first coat. Then 2 coats of Invisible.
Can i put the ez prime under this and end up with same results?
Also should I be tapping lines every 4 ft while working much bigger areas?
Wetter is better. That my girl says 🤣
I've never seen a rolled for that looks good. Every demo that I've been to they always end up having a heavy orange peele and the rep always makes the same excuse, that the conditions in the warehouse aren't ideal for coating.
This may be a stupid question but, in between coats, how are you keeping the rollers fresh? Or do you use a new roller for each coat?
I have only used the TBar applicator with this product. But you better know what your doing aka expert with the T and your cut in guy better be on point also. Comes out nice looking .
I wish I would of t-barred this instead of rolling so I could get it covered faster. I had tons of lap lines trying to do a 1200ft living room/kitchen by myself.
I'm frustrated. Applied 2K invisible on prepped red oak. I used the micro 120 roller and 180 between coats. I did 3 coats per instruction because I used the 120 roller rather that the 100. After the 2nd coat the floor looked and felt perfect, no lines and even coverage. After the 3rd coat, not so nice. I see lines where my sections meet the floor. I was sure to keep at wet line. I'm not sure what to do at this point. I've watched all the videos I can find and none of them talk about having to apply a 4th coat or what to do if you get lines. Any help out there for this?
We’re you supposed to use a primer first?
Do u coat like tht on the next coat as well?🤦
The video shows that you should use the universal 100 roller but then later in vid you mention something about the 120. I went into the store to purchase and they recommended the 120. Which is it?
2 coats with 100, 3 coats with 120
Great video!
just used this on our entire home on white oak. absolutely love it. some guests have asked if it was finished lol. that was the look we were going for and we are happy with it.
It's truly a great look. Glad you're happy with it!
I had used over reclain wood and walnut. im working on this project, client love the look of white oak. natural. but im a bit concern since white oak tends to stain or dye when you wet it..
Does it have to be applied a second time??
He mentioned two coats if this type of roller is used. Buff in between the two coats. Three coats of other roller is used.
Same result as the bona natural?
The Bona Naturale has a whitener already added, so on some woods, the Loba Invisible will appear to allow more of a yellow hue to appear than the Bona Naturale, though that is the wood aging underneath rather than the coating. You can add a whitening agent to the Loba if desired. You can also add Loba's UV-Protect additive for lighter woods like maple and birch to help block the UV rays that accelerate the yellowing of those woods.
This was applied to our white oak floors. I’m really loving it. Absolutely gorgeous!
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How do you apply this product on stairs? And can it be used over a stained material?
I want to know that too
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I used it already on my stairs. I used a brush on the bullnose of the stair and an applicator for the steps and the risers.
It came out really nice. It’s a great product.
@@TheChavez1976Did it make the wood a more orange color? Or did it stay the same color and is it a more matte finish or glossy?