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laminate floor
anyone know if laminate flooring can be sealed or redone with anything?
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andy wrote: anyone know if laminate flooring can be sealed or redone with anything? Andy: I. What kind of laminate? II. How thick is the top laminate? If the laminate is the composite (painted grain onto HDF or MDF) type-- I doubt it. If the laminate is actually wood, it's most likely only 3/32" thick or less (the actual top layer of wood) -- a floor sander is out of the question. However, you could use a buffer with those heavy cleaning pads & some Orange oil cleaner.- remember to nuteralize- And to clean out from inbetween the cracks. Then lightly sand/scuff with a dry cleaning pad (hand sand the corners)-- then refinish with poly. Have not actually done this- Your laminate may delaminate from over application of water/cleaner in cleaning/neutralizing. (test in an inconspicuous place) However, I did this on a really old pine floor that could not take any more sanding ( could see nails in some places) & the process worked really well. |
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