
Discover why sanding wood floors saves money and when to hire help or do it yourself. Explore three sanding machines, edge work, and the overlap method before polyurethane.
Learn how to prep and sand wood floors, apply polyurethane coats, and use edge, hand, and floor sanders while following the wood grain for a smooth finish.
Start sanding wood floors with 36 grit to remove material, repeat with 36 grit for extra smoothing, then smooth with 60 grit and finish with 100 grit for polishing.
Apply a low-odor polyurethane finish to a fully sanded wood floor, wait two hours between coats, and use a long pole with cloth to avoid bubbles and ensure even coverage.
Apply four coats of water-based polyurethane to achieve a rustic raw-wood look. Sand between coats with 36, 60, and 100 grit, final pass with 150 grit, then wipe and finish.
In this course will be going over how to sand your own wood floors.
It's actually super simple and if you have a few hundred bucks you can rent a machine and do it with ease.
I'm going to be teaching you a step-by-step process how I sanded my own wood floors. We're going to get Hands-On and I'll show you how I do it every step of the way.
We are also going to be applying a polyurethane coating on top of the sanded wood floors.
The hall process from start to finish took about 3 days total.
We'll go over tool list and everything you'll need to do a project like this yourself. It's really a one- person job.
Thank you so much for checking out my course feel free to leave a comment or of you and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.