You’ve got a beautiful, smooth wood floor recently sanded and smelling like sawdust. Now what? We’ve assembled your guideline to dusting off the sanded wood and getting to the end goal of- beautiful pristine timber flooring. If you are renovating your home, make sure that other construction work that may damage the floors have finished or don’t walk on the area that is to be sanded and polished. Getting a professional floor repairer to remove scratches or replace some boards is also useful to prepare your floor for its final luxurious finish. You could also do it yourself with putty that blends in with the colour of the wood. After sanding, you might want to get your floor polished and stained. However be careful with the word ‘stain’. Most people use it to describe any coating that goes on the wood, but here it means a coating that changes the colour yet shows the grain of the wood. This is used to turn your pale pine into a darker colour. Your local floor polisher can get that done for you. Given proper maintenance, floors will highly add to your home’s character. Search for floor sanding and polishing services near you by viewing our listings.
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