Maybe it wasn't the greatest ever, but I don't think it was THAT bad.

@frozenwalkway

2 күн бұрын

all the orignal guy had to do was buff and recoat with oil based statin....

I have glossy oil based polyurethane on my wood floors. Happy with my shiny floors! After 10+ years since last redone, the floors still look new. Easy to clean - whatever sticks to them, comes out easily. Easy maintenance! Yes, there are some chatter marks (as I sanded the floors myself) but the marks are not that noticeable. Among furniture, rugs, interior decor etc, no one notices these imperfections. If I had to redo the floor over again, I would again choose glossy oil based polyurethane.

@brandonshaffer3940

2 ай бұрын

have you ever even had waterbased?

@daliakair3830

2 ай бұрын

@@brandonshaffer3940 I did. Water based isn't nearly as good. Pale in color, not water resistant. I am 100% for oil based.

The floors look awesome, very well done.

@trumanhardwoodfloorservices

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

This video did no justice to what you did to these floors, Amazing work as always 👏

Just the switch to satin from gloss would change it to more natural looking and make imperfections less noticeable. Floors look great!

Looks way better, what product did you put down?

Nice job. Satin will hide a lot of imperfections, that's for sure. I just finished my floors - in oil base - but also in satin. The house was built in 1955 and the floors have been hidden under carpets. They were pet stained and there were former attempts to re-finish, with disastrous results. Hence, the carpeting. It was a helluva lot of work, but they look great.

I’m glad you managed to do a potentially $15,000 job for half the price of $12,000!

@aftaflash

5 ай бұрын

😂

What satin water based poly did you use?

So what about all the wood trim you guys hit during the install? Does it get repainted and trimmed? Did they take off some molding first or are they adding some on afterwards? What about the poly that go lt on the baseboards?

Definitely needed a full sand to pull all the oil based clear. Still looked golden. Looks good though.

Wow 6 grand for that...seems like a lot but more power to you bro honestly youre killing it

@gregorysymula4127

7 ай бұрын

More like 8800.00 + material costs. Even more if it’s for a land lord, investor or realtor.

Show a close up so you can see all of the sand marks from such a hap hazard sanding with a buffer.

Awesome

What water based products did you use?

What did you use to remove the polyurethane . You said you did not sand it again.

nice job

drum marks can be removed only if the floor is sand again ,you didn't do nothing exept coating with satin varnish water base wich cover the most of the marks on the floor 😂 easy job

What kind of water base do you use in a whole house? I thought that even water based poly is used that it can turn white when water drops get on them?

@kinaowens9235

11 ай бұрын

If you apply water-based polyurethane over oil-based stain, it can form a white glaze, if the stain is not completely dry.

@jody2873

11 ай бұрын

@@kinaowens9235 thanks

Although I will say, that was a massive job. You 2 made it look like nothing.

The homeowner should have made the previous guy refinish the floors or not pay. You can’t hide those chatter marks with a satin finish

Caution : respiratory hazard. Not worth it

What’s the name of that little stair tool sir?

@Lou_Mansfield

Жыл бұрын

I think he said palm sander for the stairs at around 3 min 45 seconds

@A5cension

Жыл бұрын

I think it is a Festool Rotex 90.

nothing wrong with oil based poly. Its just opinions and they probably used gloss which makes it super shiny, which im not a fan of but some people do. The workers shouldve asked what the home owners wanted in terms of shine. Those chatter marks are horrible though, some beginner problems.

What roller are you using to apply the Poly?

Looks like a rushed job