HARDWOOD FLOORING REFINISHING. 

This is a veritably important stage, because the sanding and buffing process creates a significant quantum of dust. Make sure that your cabinetwork is duly covered and all areas are sealed before having your hardwood flooring refinished. 
 
SANDING.

It's important to beach the bottom several times with different grades of grinding paper. The first sanding is with a rough grade of paper according to the condition of your bottom. This will remove the being finish and remove a thick subcase in order to access the bare wood to be refinished. The coming sanding stages are important in order to achieve smoothness and produce a position face for the operation of the finish. The edges must be filed with a special machine. Areas that are hard to reach will be hand scraped. 
 
BUFFING. 

Before the first subcase is applied, the hardwood flooring must be buffed with a buffing machine in order to prepare the bottom and remove any unseen scrapes. It's insolvable to see all the scrapes when the finish is removed, and when the new finish will be applied the scrapes will be stressed. Buffing is also essential between fleeces. Between every operation of the finish fleeces, the wood bottom must be buffed in order to smooth the small pieces ("the motes") and achieve maximum smoothness. 

POLYURETHANE. 

This is the professional name for the finish fleece. The two most popular types of polyurethane are canvas- base and water- base. Moment, utmost of the finish operations are water grounded. Some structures don't permit the use of canvas base. The advantages of a water base finish are It dries presto and enables the refinishing process to be completed briskly by applying several fleeces per day. It's environmentally friendly and there are no poisonous smothers (This is especially important if you have children or favas.

 
STAINING. 

This is a great possibility if you would like to add some color to your wood bottom. It's recommended to use an canvas grounded stain, although there are water stains available. The stain must be unevenly applied and also removed in order to access the wood. There's a variety of standard stains available by who's the commanding brand in the assiduity. A new technological development allows custom stain mixing making it possible to stain the bottom in any color you ask. Staining requires moxie and will take longer, and thus will bring further than a regular natural finishing process.

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