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2 3 or 4 would be equally nice. I dont like pale wood. My brain refuses to belive its real. It just makes me think of gross 00s travel lodge laminate.

Finally someone who doesn’t stain the floor back with the same ugly dark colour 👍🏻 what coating did you use?

I don't like either. A light brown stain would look better.

❤❤❤ looks fantastic

Before looked better

The correct way to sand a floor is on the diagonal. Moving a machine diagonally across a room means you glide right over the ridges formed where the floorboards meet instead of the sander bouncing over them like speed bumps. This method levels out the ridges until they sit even with the dips; sanding back and forward exacerbates the valleys.

everyone’s hating on no stain, i think it looks awesome

Before.

I'd fill the gaps with wood!!!

How many coats needed?

I think it looks great. Parkay flooring can look really dated sometimes. This has a very clean and modern vibe. I would love to see it with the furnishings in the room. That light colored floor won't go well with all types of decor. The other types of flooring in the house might alter my opinion as well.

I would have be up for the task of this refinish, but yikes the condition and black marks all in the end result would have driven me insane

What a gorgeous floor. Great job!❤❤

The after looks like the floor is covered in dust 😂. I actually prefer the before

Not much to do with being the cheapest quote and all to do with a person’s character. I don’t care how much I charged someone, I’m a perfectionist and would never leave a job until it’s done to perfection so if I had to do a job just cos I was desperate for money I wouldn’t charge much but believe me, I’d never leave the person wishing they’d hire someone else.

The floor looked the best after the first coat of the finish when the caption said "before doing the second and final coat".

Am I the only one who loves seeing the sandpaper spin onto the sander!💚🤗

Liked it as it was ;-)

don't fill the gaps, after a year it will harden, crumble and fall out and you will have small pebbles and sand all the time. the whole floor will be scratched again ikona Zweryfikowane przez społeczność

"Scrapping the corners" is missing ?!

Am I the only one who liked the carpet better?

I've seen that shade of orange before...

End result looks cold n empty ... needs a little colour

Very nice! What grid sandpaper did you use for the 3rd sanding, also what you use for buffing?

That edge sander really goes right to the edge ! Lovely work. The new colour really brightens the room. No rugs for me - I'd never cover it up. And easier then to hoover too :) Greetings from Prague CZ

Absolutely first-class job guys!!

…the sanding dust has some of the old finish in it- does that affect how it works as filler?

Just gorgeous!

Perfect 👌 , what vacuum is attached to your buffer ?

Beautiful ❤

Really nice just looks unfinished to me deffo would of gone a couple a shades darker but top job mate 👍🏼

Do you do any floors that aren't depressingly unstained?

I like the electric guitar sound in the back 😂

There's nothing quick about scraping those corners. That machine does make quick work of the risers though.

I love the gloss over raw wood

I ran the 12” Galaxy for 15 years, great machine

Try using an edging sander 40 hours a week for a few years. It's the greatest 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

Lovely floors

Gorgeous floors😊

Nope, that crap will pop out over the years when the humidity level fluctuates….ask me how I know.

Is it age that turns that flooring orange? Or the varnish used back in the day?

Is this something that I can tackle my floors are giving me splinters? I’ve never done it before or do you think it’s better to call a professional?

I wonder if that orange color could be because the varnish was way too old? I know I'm not an expert in renovation of flooring but if anyone can tell me

Why want a stain when you can have subfloor feel?

The after look still looks raw and industrial. I'd stain that white or burch if you want to keep the wood color

My stairs need that tlc bad

Beautiful restoration work.

Yikes. Is it finished?

Would Pak Stop work in concrete control joints Not the expansion joints but just the saw cuts that go part way down in the slab to encourage cracking along those lines as the floor cures

What liquid you put on top ?