Buff Or Sand Hardwood Floor

Here is a simple guide on how to buff your floor.

Buff or sand hardwood floor.

You may not get a new stain color but your hardwood floors will look brand new. This fine detail work can make your diy project look more like a professional job. So use a low odor mineral spirit to clean it. When you sand your hardwood floors you use coarse sanding equipment to remove all of the finish and stain from your floors as well as smooth out the wood underneath those layers of stain and sealer.

With this process a circular machine removes the top layer and a new sealer is applied. Why a buff and coat is worth every penny. Simple guide on how to buff a wood floor. As before vacuum up dust once this stage is finished.

How to buff out scratches on hardwood floors. Remember never turn your sander on or off while it is in contact with the floor. Therefore there is no reason to sand down the wood. Do not sand on the same diagonal path as the first sanding job or you may end up with stripes on your floor.

Sand directly along the boards instead. While hardwood floors are extremely durable and don t wear in the same way as carpet they do still exhibit signs of wear and tear over time. This type of sanding will level minor unevenness left by the drum sander and edger as well as buff away sanding scratches. Next use a floor buffer fitted with a fine grit screening pad to screen sand the flooring.

Before starting the process if there are any old compounds such as wax or oil you have to remove it.