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Resurfacing pine floors
BuckK wrote in news:29d5c17c-a0a8-4fda-9314-
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Greetings,
I have about 400 sq feet that I'd like to strip and re-poly. The high
traffic areas are down to bare wood.
First, I can rent both a vibrating square sander and an orbital buffer
with sandpaper. Which is best?
I used the square one that has the four circular pads. Extremely easy to
handle. Doesn't tear up the floor. Gets very close to edges and in
corners. Only required a palm sander to finish up. Put down poly with a
lambs wool pad on a pole. Goes fast which means it all flows nicely with
no lines or bubbles.
Second, will I have to evacuate the house for a few days when I re-
poly due to smell/ fumes?
BTW, I looked at having a professional strip the floor for me - it'll
be about $320. I can rent a sander + paper for about $120. If
there's anyone in Southern Maine you can recommend for around $200
I'll gladly call. I'll poly it myself...
Thanks!
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