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Types of Wood Floor Finishes. 1. Oil-modified urethane is generally the most common surface finish and is easy to apply. It is a petroleum base with a blend of synthetic resins, plasticizers and other film forming ingredients that produces a durable surface that is moisture-resistant.
Consider your floor's finish before trying to remove a mark. If the stain is on the surface, your floor probably has a hard finish, such as urethane. If the stain has penetrated through to the wood, the floor probably has a soft oiled finish -- common in older homes whose floors have not been refinished and resealed.Wipe surface stains from a hard finish with a soft, clean cloth. If the area is still dark, apply bleach or vinegar and allow it to soak into the wood for about an hour. 2  Rinse with a damp cloth. 3  Heel marks: Use fine steel wool to rub in floor wax. 4  Oil-base stains: Rub the area with a soft cloth and dishwashing detergent to break down the grease.