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Unfinished Wood Floors Sanding - Why It's Important

Unfinished wood floors sanding is an important part of every finishing process.

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Unfinished Wood Floors Sanding - Why It's Important

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  1. Unfinished Wood Floors Sanding - Why It's Important Unfinished Wood Floors Sanding - Why It's Important Unfinished wood floors sanding is an important part of every finishing process. When done incorrectly, it could cause problems for the finishing task, leaving behind a less than desirable design on the surface. For those who are currently considering improving their home, the following are some important details they might need to know.

  2. The Point of Sanding Sanding is defined as smoothing or polishing a surface using a manual or mechanical sander. The roughness of the sander basically strips away small particle of the wood floors and allowing the wood underneath to rise to the surface. Sanding is a process that can be seen when finishing off tables, chairs, statues and basically anything made of wood. The reason behind unfinished wood floors sanding is simple. It is done to remove all the imperfections on the floor and pave the way for an evenly smooth surface.

  3. Why is Sanding Important before Refinishing? If refinished without sanding, the surface of the wood will still have the scratches and imperfections resulting from years of use. Even the best finishing material will not be able to hide this. Through sanding, the refinishing process provides the appearance of a completely brand new floor. Another plus for unfinished wood floors sanding is that it helps remove the dirt and debris that may be stuck in between the wood. This is especially true for parquet floors. The debris coating the surface could compromise the refinishing process.

  4. Sanding as part of Refinishing Sanding is traditionally part of the refinishing process. Professional refinishing companies would include the sanding task with applying the coating to the floor in order to create that perfect finish. Sanding is a delicate process that requires the right tools and knowledge for the job. If done incorrectly, homeowners might sand away an uneven thickness for the flooring, causing imperfections on the surface.

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