Wood Finish | Finish Technology
Hallmark Floors offers world-class floor finishes and finish equipment aimed at making our floors as durable as they are beautiful. All Hallmark Floors Hardwood finishes are EPA TSCA Title VI compliant. We have, in fact, been proactive in making this great product safe for its users. View our certification here.
Nu Oil® Hybrid Multi-layer Oil Finish
Nu Oil® incorporates new hybrid technology, creating a highly durable, stain and fade resistant finish. Nu Oil® is easier to maintain than traditional oils and does not require immediate re-coating when the floor is installed. They come with an extensive warranty.
Collections from Hallmark Floors are finished with Nu Oil® Finish:
- True
- Organic 567
- Alta Vista
- Ventura (Oak only)
- Novella (Oak only)
- Organic Solid
- Crestline Solid
Nu Oil® Finish MSDS Information
Nu Oil® – Simply worry free
The revolutionary oil system using hybrid technology making it:
- Highly Durable
- Easily Renewable
- Stain Resistant
One step better, one step less for a worry free floor.
NU OIL® FINISH PROCESS
The history of oil finishes on hardwood floors.
Antiquity – Natural Oil: Derived from plant seeds this finish allowed new civilizations to seal wood floors. The downside was that they required frequent reapplications and could not protect the wood from common staining agents.
19th Century Hard Wax Oil: – This was a revolutionary step forward in that with the development of petroleum paraffin wax was now very affordable. Wax was now mixed into the natural oils making the coatings thicker and the reapplication of oil less frequent. However, the downside of vulnerability to common staining agents, coffee, tea, wine, mustard, etc., still remained. This product arrives at the job site primed not fully finished requiring a coat of oil to be applied adding cost. This solvent based oil is flammable and requires long drying times after application
1960’s UV Oil: Closely resembling polyurethane UV Oil eliminate issues with common staining agents. However, they do not have the resistance to wear of modern polyurethanes and are thus susceptible to premature wear. Maintenance systems comprised of acrylic polishes are prone to build up.
21st Century – Hallmark Floors Nu Oil®: A hybrid two stage Oil finish for a new era! Hallmark creates the color in layers and then seals the floor with a thermal cured oil. Additionally, a blend of unique natural oils are then added on top of the thermal oil offering an unsurpassed level of stain protection for the floor. Simple maintenance systems eliminate the flammability issues of other oil systems, with simple trigger spray applications for the 21st centuries busy lifestyles.
Truly Versatile
Hybrid Multi-Layer finish produces the most durable and versatile oil finish in the marketplace. Nu Oil® is unsurpassed in stain & wear resistance.
TRUEMARK® GLAZE TEK FINISH
In the TrueMark® Glaze Tek Poly Finish, years of research and development have resulted in the first true high fashion, glazed furniture-finish applied to a hardwood floor. To achieve unique depth and richness, we use four coats of hand applied glazing techniques will exhibit natural movement in the staining process, and 8 more coats of ultra clear finish, for a total of 12 coats of finish. Nano technology is incorporated into the surface and fortified with aluminum oxide. The result is a finish that is so durable that it carries an extensive warranty against wearing through.
Collections from Hallmark Floors are finished with TrueMark® Glaze Tek Poly Finish:
- Avenue
- American Traditional Classics
- Serenity
- Ventura (Maple, Hickory & Walnut)
- Monterey
- Novella (Maple & Hickory only)
- Regatta
- Grain & Saw
TrueMark® Glaze Tek Finish MSDS Information
SIMPLY ENDURING
Coated with our Nano Tough technology and hand touched glazing for
- Superior Color Depth
- Superior Durability
Where durability and fashion meet for unparalleled performance and looks.
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