How to clean white paint dust off engineered wood floor? ( or disguise it)

Try white vinegar or rubbing alcohol maybe a white spirit If that doesn’t work give light sand and stain it again

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If the dust marks disappear when you clean the floor it is just dust that has got in to the grain of the wood. It’s very common with plaster/paint dust as it’s so fine. Brushed and oiled floors have texture to them and the grain is raised (brushed). The floor will not need sanding. We would buff and re oil the floor. Try going over the back of the wood with the back of a Brillo pad. This will lightly key in to the oil without sanding it back and get in between the raised grain. Rag on the oil and then rag it off. It will look as good as new. Avoid trade wipes with chemicals as this can take off the oil and leave dull marks and cannot penetrate in between the raised grain.

Get hold of some ultra fine grade (0000) steel wool and gently rub away the stain.