HARDWOOD FLOOR HELP
I have an old house that has hardwood floors can someone tell me how
to remove paint from them the oops does not work, also how do you put the shine back into the wood. Thanks Pam |
HARDWOOD FLOOR HELP
"Pam" wrote in message ... I have an old house that has hardwood floors can someone tell me how to remove paint from them the oops does not work, also how do you put the shine back into the wood. Thanks Pam Floor sander.. |
HARDWOOD FLOOR HELP
Pam wrote in news:b01e8a79-a7d3-45ac-b11e-
: I have an old house that has hardwood floors can someone tell me how to remove paint from them the oops does not work, also how do you put the shine back into the wood. Thanks Pam How much paint we talkin' Pam? Key question is over time, has it had clear over it? |
HARDWOOD FLOOR HELP
I have an old house that has hardwood floors can someone tell me how to remove paint from them the oops does not work, also how do you put the shine back into the wood. Thanks Pam If it is just spots of paint, I have used a scraper with good results. Then apply wax over the scraped spots. After a few months it blended in quite well. -- Dennis |
HARDWOOD FLOOR HELP
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 10:20:55 -0500, "benick"
wrote: "Pam" wrote in message ... I have an old house that has hardwood floors can someone tell me how to remove paint from them the oops does not work, also how do you put the shine back into the wood. Thanks Pam Floor sander.. But be sure you know how to run it. Amateurs have been known to gouge out the (valuable) boards because applying uneven pressure. Think about hiring a pro if you're concerned about running the sander. Once the paint has been removed, you have several choices to refinish the bare wood. Would be good to read up on the choices. Go online with key words like "refinishing wood floors" and review the options. Good luck! |
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