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Sanded floor varnish emergency
Hi
Spent ages lovingly sanding my lounge floor boards. Hired a sander, went up through the sand papers to the finer grades to make it nice and smooth. Bought a tin of Ronseal Diamond Hard Clear Satin floor varnish, hoovered teh sanded floor with a dyson, left it for a day, hoovered the floor boards again with teh hoover. Painted a first coat of varnish and it looked ok. Waited 2 hours as suggested on the tin for the varnish to dry, felt dry, put another coat of varnish down. On one floor board there is a patch about a metre long that has dried almost white rather than clear. Unlike the rest of the floor it has also crazed slightly on the surface rather than feeling smooth. What have I done wrong? I tried to put a another coat on top of this patch to see if it would mingle with teh rest of the floor but it hasnt helped! Can I sand that patch back the the wood again and redo just that patch of will that make the floor look even more of a mess? Feel a bit sick that spent so much time on it and now this patch has appeared. Off out to buy a small rug... Thanks for any help Richard |
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