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Anyone used Ready Strip product.
Anyone used Ready strip product, keep seeing it advertised on sky and need to
strip my floorboards stained and varnished. Sanding takes hours and hours, already done one room and the mess it makes is unbelievable. Thanks |
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Anyone used Ready Strip product.
In message , ian
writes Anyone used Ready strip product, keep seeing it advertised on sky and need to strip my floorboards stained and varnished. Do you mean the current boards are varnished? Ready strip is a paint/varnish stripper, it won't remove, stain or all the ingrained dirt normally found on floor boards. So you will likely have to sand anyway. Sanding takes hours and hours, already done one room and the mess it makes is unbelievable. Yep........ -- Chris French, Leeds |
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Anyone used Ready Strip product.
ian wrote:
Sanding takes hours and hours, already done one room and the mess it makes is unbelievable. Yes, it certainly does. If the boards are softwood, it's actually cheaper (by my calculations) to lay a second lot of softwood T&G floorboards on top than it is to sand them. You get a more solid floor too. The only downside is that access to the underfloor void is further restricted. -- Grunff |
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