I would like to lighten my engineered wood floor without sanding?




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Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA on Jul 04, 2017
Not possible. Any change in color (for it to last), it needs to be sanded down, restained and resealed.Helpful Reply -
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Sharon on Jul 04, 2017
Since wood floors are finished with poly, sanding is the option to remove it unless its a floating floor.I would contact the manufacturer to see if this is even advisable since its engineered wood that is a sandwich of hardwood and softwood, and the wood bleach might effect the glue holding the sandwich together.Helpful Reply -
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Theresa Lee on Jul 04, 2017
maybe paint or an opaque stain finish?Helpful Reply -
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Kmdreamer on Jul 04, 2017
home depot sells a bleach for wood pickling is nice toHelpful Reply -
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Terry Meek on Jul 04, 2017
It would probably be less expensive and less of a pain to just get the color you want and either replace the current flooring or lay another one over it, maybe in the opposite direction?Helpful Reply -
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Jess Sell AL on Jun 28, 2018
A typical 200 square foot garage floor, therefore, may cost between $400 and $800on average, but can cost up to $6,000 for an intricately stained floor, or a floor that requires multiple coats or repair prior to coating.Helpful Reply -
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