You say synthetic pad I have them and 17 inch floor orbital sander. Did you use and stripping solutions mixed with water and those pads to remove the old flaking wood. Minwax told me on email that there floor stain take 24 hours to dry so I can use the water base polyurethane.
Thank you. I seem to have like scratched lines in the floor the floor is from 1950. When I sand with 150 & 220 should I cover the cracks with wood paste that hopefully hardens then seal then polyurethane water base. What I put on the floor 15 yrs ago was some type of wood wax which is not there at all. What would your suggestion be? Thank you, Houli
This is exactly what I needed to know - including the tape pulling off finish. My question is can you specify the synthetic pads & chemicals you used? Was it like the 3M maroon Scotchbrite pad? Thank you so much.
I am going to double up on this question. I need to do some refreshment on some polyurethane finishing/hardwood flooring and I'm interested in knowing about a non sanding method
I would also greatly appreciate it if your would specify chemicals and pads used. I live far away and couldn’t steal any of your business, even if I wanted to. :-)
Amazing when one knows what he is doing. To apply stain I thought one needs to go to the original bare wood. Obviously not true. I didn’t see you use any sanders during this rehab of the floors. My bedroom finish or wax finish its wearing off. in part around the room back to its original state. So I need to pre-stain, then stain them apply Water base polyurethane
