If you sand, stain and poly, yourself, please don't use the aforementioned video as a guide. It's unnecessarily tedious, rather sloppy, and definitely not paying attention to the finer points of floor care. One gets the impression that person did no research before initiating the project.
You can watch many skilled videos on this subject, one of which you'll find on https:/www.thisoldhouse.com.
I live in a 60s ranch house. Some of the house has newer floors, but the bedrooms all had carpet covering worn oak or pine floors. They are pretty but I don't want to...
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You can have it sanded down and refinished. Does that sound like something you might consider?
Hello,
We had the professionals refinish some 1973 oak floors and they look like the new ones that were installed in adjacent rooms.
Dan, this is what our realtor says he uses on floors in homes he sells.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiPacBQcL0o
You can sand and finish. You can sand, stain, and finish. Definitely not like in the video.
If you sand, stain and poly, yourself, please don't use the aforementioned video as a guide. It's unnecessarily tedious, rather sloppy, and definitely not paying attention to the finer points of floor care. One gets the impression that person did no research before initiating the project.
You can watch many skilled videos on this subject, one of which you'll find on https:/www.thisoldhouse.com.