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Originally Posted by Bill Douglas
I suspect the manufacturer doesn't want coverings that will prevent the degassing aspect of the polyurethane curing.
I would stay off it for a week if possible. And when furniture goes on, carefully place it and DON'T let anyone drag the furniture around.
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Right, no dragging. I think most of our furniture has the soft fiber pads on the feet, but still, no dragging on fresh poly.
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Originally Posted by gregpark
We move furniture back in two days. I let them walk in the floor in socks after one day of cure. I tell people no rugs for two weeks unless it's a soft back carpet. I'd wait a couple of weeks before heavy cardboard boxes. Water based urethane cures much faster than oil. They're giving you oil based numbers to wait a month. 95% of sales people have no real experience and generally don't know what they're talking about. They learn what they know from guys like me
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Good to know, thanks. And this stuff will have AC pretty much constantly running which I would think would help with the drying/curing
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