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What should you not do when sanding floors?

When it comes to sanding wooden floors, what to avoid or refrain from doing?


When sanding floors, there are several important things to avoid to ensure a successful outcome. Firstly, it is crucial not to rush the sanding process. Sanding requires patience and attention to detail, so avoid applying excessive pressure or trying to sand too quickly. This can result in uneven surfaces, gouges, or excessive removal of wood. Additionally, be mindful not to tilt the sander or stay in one spot for too long, as this can create uneven sanding marks or even damage the floorboards. It's important to follow the correct sanding techniques and patterns recommended for your specific type of floor. Be cautious not to sand too much in one area, as it can result in a noticeable depression or unevenness. Regularly check the progress and ensure you are removing the appropriate amount of material without overdoing it.


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 Wood Floor Sanding
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 Stairs Stripping & Restoration
 Installation of Engineered Flooring
 Installation of Reclaimed Flooring
 Moisture and Water Leaks Damaged Floors
 Installation of Solid Wood Flooring

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