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Should you FILL GAPS on a timber floor??

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Most people say not to fill wide gaps between the boards in your timber floor due to it cracking and falling out over time... HOWEVER Berger-Seidle Pak Stop has changed the game!
This is a unique, extreme-performance, high-elastic FLEXIBLE trowel filler for closing wide joints allowing the boards to still move with the seasons.
First we sand the timber floor back to get her flat and level and prepare for application. We then remove all the old gunk/filler from in between the gaps. A quicks vacuum and we are ready to mix up the Pak Stop liquid with the matching Pafuki Powder. The powder activates the liquid and is essential to use together (available in various colours).
So satisfying troweling this product on!! After we leave it to dry it is ready to sand off and apply 3 coats of water-based polyurethane.
And we are DONE! Beautiful!
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Комментарии : 25

@bess2538 2 месяца назад

An amazing transformation. What an improvement. Love it. Great work, guys! ❤

@jhelotes5627 3 месяца назад

An aged sub floor, like this will have less tendencies to seasonally expand and contract. Before attempting to fill gaps between boards, it is important to observe a season or two for gap variations and steps should be taken to moderate interior humidity and exterior foundation moisture. Dimensional instability decreases on second and third floors, so filling gaps is less problematic. But on first floors, the filler may crack and become unsightly, especially if there is deflection of the planks.

@Sexyoldgeraldorivera 2 месяца назад

Nobody will do that. Ever. Me included.

@Peggergrethe 2 месяца назад

Hello, do you have any advice for matching the color for Pitch Pine floors? We live in Germany and recently refinished some of our floors. After sanding, we patched some knots and holes in the floor and it matched perfectly. But, once we put the clear coat on, the floors had a yellowish tint to it and the patches no longer matched. How do we avoid this problem with the seems or cracks?

@user-mk7df1xo8o 2 месяца назад

Could I do this on plywood plank floors? Top layer of plywood is thin so I am concerned about that.

@Nurseninjarider 15 дней назад

😍😍😍😍 yes

@ThomasG84 3 месяца назад

Is there any reason why you shouldn’t? Also, why not apply the filler before sanding back the first time? Save the extra sanding

@daniellawson8702 2 месяца назад

Good question and I hope someone can answer it soon as I would like to know the answer myself

@TheScottMob 15 дней назад

You want it clean to ensure good side adhesion

@italolm141 4 месяца назад

Hey! I live in Long Branch, NJ and was impressed with your work. In 2023, I founded my sand and install flooring company, IAC - American Floor, and am seeking advice on how to expand my business and find more job opportunities. I am open to any suggestions or guidance you can offer. Thanks in advance!

@acook392 2 месяца назад

Hi I’ve watched a few of your videos, I’m in rural SA and have all the floors in my 1915 home to tackle. Do you always use polyurethane to finish? Could I use a tung oil or similar? Do you ever do alternative finishes?

@QuicksandFlooring 2 месяца назад

You can definitely use alternatives like oils, it just all depends on the look you want to achieve. We do prefer water based as they give you the most natural finish whilst being extremely durable. We try and steer clear from any solvent based as it is very toxic whilst applying and also turns orange over time. Hardwax oil like Ciranova is also a great option 👌🏻 good luck with your project!