Depending on the look you're going for- you could start with white Kilz & that will cover a multitude of sins. then you can do anything you want style or color wise- stencils, patterns, a new texture. I covered 2 floor types in 1 redo. You can see it in my projects. It was suprisingly easy!
It is very likely you have completed this project. Just in case, refinishing a floor is an alternative to sanding. It is similar to a piece of furniture, only larger. Won’t remove major defects (deep scratches and stains) but will greatly improve any floor’s appearance.
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It is very likely you have completed this project. Just in case, refinishing a floor is an alternative to sanding. It is similar to a piece of furniture, only larger. Won’t remove major defects (deep scratches and stains) but will greatly improve any floor’s appearance.