Removing disguising scratch on Parquet floor.

[Broadback]

After a visit by family there are two scratches on wooden floors. One on a parquet floor the other on an engineered wooden floor. What is the best way of removing or disguising these? Sanding is not a realistic option. The scratches are cosmetic rather than deep.

[Jim K]

coloured wax sticks as used on antique furniture?

(I don't think you're going to realistically "remove" them without abrading and refinishing)

or just accept that it will happen again and fondly remember who did each one ;>)

Jim K

[Colin]

You could try one of the many generic 'magic' erasers/sponges, e.g.

do a pretty good job at removing marks and at least lessening minor scratches on my parquet floor.

Colin

[stuart noble]

Spray can wax polish is often enough to hide surface scratches. Stops the light catching it

[The Medway Handyman]

And usually contains silicone!

Silicone on floor not a good idea!

[stuart noble]

Not the Mr.Sheen type. There are wax based sprays

[John Whitworth]

I second that - it's what I use. Though I gave up at the bottom of the stairs, where the rabbits scrabble to jump onto the first (carpeted) stair!