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1. Surface scratches are the easiest to fix because only the top protective coating needs to be repaired.


2. In these cases, clean the scratched area with a soft cloth and hardwood floor cleaner. The area needs to be free of any dirt and grime that could get sealed in during the later steps.


3. Rinse with another cloth moistened with clean water.


4. Allow the area to dry completely.


5. Once the area is clean and dry, apply a new layer of the protective coating. This can be a shellac, sealant or other finish.


6. Allow the surface to dry overnight.
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