How To Sand Wood Floors WITHOUT Leaving Machine Marks!
(Length = 6078 Words or 14 Pages)
This FREE eBook will be cheap insurance when it comes to sanding your wood floors. This is a must read before you pick up that floor sander. It may save your floor from a fate worse than death. When pulling around that heavy floor sander, you need to think about gouging or sanding your floor unevenly, I will teach you how to make a perfectly flat floor. I will also teach you how to sand to ensure when you apply stain that it blends evenly. If you want to have a beautiful wood floor, you need to know how to sand extraordinarily well. Any mistakes you make will be highlighted on your once beautiful wood floor. I will not teach you the big box store "1, 2, 3 and you’re done" - this is a professional guide to sanding your wood floor.
I will also teach you the inner workings of a drum sander. You will learn how to prepare your drum sander so that it won’t leave those dreadful chatter marks all over your living room floor. You will be able to select the right kind of sandpaper for the job - every job is different. When you work with your edger, you will know how to avoid those ugly roller marks. Most importantly, if you read this eBook, you will be able to do a perfect sanding job that will impress your family and friends.
Step 1: How To Sand Wood Floors: Without Leaving Machine Marks Introduction
Step 2: How To Sand Wood Floors: Can it be Sanded?
Step 3: How To Sand Wood Floors: Start with Fine Tuning Your Drum Sander and Choosing the Best Sand Paper
Step 4: How To Sand Wood Floors: The Right Sand Paper Makes The Job For The Initial Rough Sanding 36 Grit
Step 5: How To Sand Wood Floors: Repairing Gaps and Second Sanding Stage With 60 Grit
Step 6: How To Sand Wood Floors: Final Drum Passes with Burnished 80 Grit or Regular 100 or 120 Grit
Step 7: How To Sand Wood Flooring: Edging - Using The Edger Without Effort
Step 8: How To Sand Wood Flooring: Screening and Final Preparation For Staining or Finishing
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Essentials to getting it done RIGHT... |
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We'll teach you:
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| 1. How to tune-up your drum sander or your rented equipment |
| 2. How to choose the right type of sandpaper for your floor type |
| 3. How to use an edger without effort |
| 4. How to find machine marks in your sanded floor |
| 5. Removing machine marks |
| 6. Avoid grain “dishing out” when buffing |
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...THE FIRST TIME!
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