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Not heavily, but enough. Diamond sand paper from bona works best. If you just do 1 plank, you can use maroon pad on dry. Just after you do a repair, it’s hard to match the sheen and texture, that’s why we recoat the whole floor

Thank you! Yes, bondo for wood, you can find it in home depot and amazon. I get white hardener separately to get initial color more accurate, and add mixol pigments on darker floors

Not that I know of. Google search for engineered floor restoration or sandless. Good luck

Wow, nice job. I am doing hardwood floors myself. We recently added the service to our menu. I'm curious as to what pad you are using or what grid for engineer floors when doing a recoat cause, I was told that we can not use sandpaper on engineers and refinish wood floors we can only use conditioning pads

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You can reach out to Courtney Lee from Trumans, he does teaching 👍

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It’s a floor stain, not a filler

You can only sand engineered wood so much before you get to plywood. Therefore sanding it is rarely a good option. You risk damaging hardwood layer, not matching a color right, then not matching finish. At this point I would try to find a matching plank and replace it

Sorry, this is not a diy video. I don’t recommend trying it yourself, I recommend calling a professional. Even you buy all this products, each floor has different sheen and texture of top coat, you won’t be able to match it and mess up your floor. This is “what can be done” video to let people know this floor can be repaired to make it look better

It is usually better to do nothing. Wood tends to expand and contract with seasonal changes, if you fill the gaps most likely filler will eventually crack and crumble, making it look even worse

Engineered wood

What's the best product for light surface scratches on a non-coated engineered herringbone floor? Moved an old sofa yesterday on it and a small miniscule stone has scratched the feck out of it. Cheers in advance.

Stripping chemicals like juggernaut, ripsaw, dissolver…need to be real careful with it

I use many, from mohawk, prismacolor etc… amazon is a good source

These usually come in satin sheen

Here u go floormechanics.com/finish-stain-tint/drifast-stain-color-fan-deck/

Thank you. Here floormechanics.com/finish-stain-tint/drifast-stain-color-fan-deck/

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@@restofloor4722what kind of pens are these?

Thanks. 2 coats of poly 👍

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Thanks, I will !

Thank you. On this one..maroon pad with 180 diamond discs followed by abrasive brush on a buffer

@@restofloor4722 thanks. Came out great

Yup. Too glossy for me, but what client wants client gets 👍

@@restofloor4722 yes I totally agree with you

@@restofloor4722 would it be ok if i gave you a call tomorrow? Thanks,

Over here floormechanics.com/finish-stain-tint/drifast-stain-color-fan-deck/

Thank you! Yes, dcs works great. Im sure AS is great too but never used one. Best of luck 👍

Right, I buy 5 inch discs and put it on maroon pad or multi-disc buffer attachment. Search the web for distributor. I get some from floormechanics

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Thanks for great comment. I find gel stains work best in this situation. I think that’s what they use on these floors initially, since it comes off like paint rather then stain wear. It’s not always easy but there is always a way. Cheers brotha

@@restofloor4722 Try the Mohawk pens when you have a chance. I'm sure you know how fast lacquer dries, so the nice thing is finish won't pull the color..

www.restofloor.com/prices-1 This will give you an idea, thanks for comment

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Thank you sir! Appreciate your comments!

Thanks man! No, I mostly use 180 or even 120 sometimes Bona diamond. Depends on a floor condition

@@restofloor4722 You're the best. Thanks

Yes thanks.

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Dissolver on this one👍

Appreciate the feedback! Means a lot!

Thank you! 150 bona diamond discs on top of maroon pad👍

And where can you buy those diamond discs and maroon pads.

I have a very old machine side by side a Clarke with a bucket on handle. I did my floors in 2014 used that Machine and 000 steel wool. Then I vacuumed and Then I washed the large floor area with regular industrial mop and bucket and wringer. Then tacked floor then 2 coats of oil Base Polyurethane It’s about time to do. It’s been in since 2014. The area under couches looks like the day it was done. The walking area differently needs it. Would your diamond discs remove the heavy duty polyurethane?

No need. It’s 2 year old floor with aluminum oxide on it. Well protected👍

Ok, Thanks! I'm still learning how to figure out which floors have AO and don't.👍

Pretty much all pre-finished

Thanx bro! Means a lot! That was actually the first video I ever edited. It’s all about how much time you have you know:) love your vids!

@@restofloor4722 appreciate it bud! What are you editing on?

Final cut pro. Learning..

@@restofloor4722 bro you’ll be a pro in no time man that’s a sick edit for a first time video

Will see how it goes.. for now, just trying to get this business going. Thanx for support Jason. We should talk some time

Thanks a lot! Appreciate the feedback!

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Yes sir. Maroon pad to abrade and smoothen gel stain