How to fill gaps in old wood floor
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2022
- in this video I'll show you how to filling the hardwood floor and stain old floors
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these procedures were used in this project is.
first procedure to do is to punch the nails. and first procedure mashin hummel disc 24. then proceed with number 50. and finally use the disc 100. then also with the corners spread the Edger disc 24 then 50 and at the end use the Festool disc 80 for the corners. and the last procedure uses hand sand with paper -120 or paper -150.
and the product to fill the gaps on the wooden floor is jenkins joint filler
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Thanks for sharing video
Good content Pease keep on thanks for sharing video
Perfect 👍👍👍
The floors look great!
Gorgeous floors and craftsmanship. Im fixing to refinish the floors in a few weeks so I'm trying to learn as many tips and tricks as i can before then to make the process as smooth as possible 🥰
Well done good job 👍
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very good!! Thank you!
Wow looks amazing keep it up bro 💯💥
Nicely done. Good editing
Looks awesome!!! Do you sand again after the filler dries? And does it take stain well? I always envision these lighter spots where the filler goes!
This is cool! When sealing the gaps, is there any concern for expansion/contraction of the wood?
If I didn't live in a four season climate I would have done this to my floors.
What is the fluid you used to mix with the sawdust? Looking for something that would be available in the US that is similar to the Jenkins wood filler you noted. Is this just a liquid epoxy?
looks amazing 🙂how long after filling and staining do you have to wait before applying the laquer? thank you
Is this a good idea for every zone in the US? I mean where temperatures that fluctuate from 10 degrees in the winter to 95 degrees in the summer, with the contracting and expanding isn't that why we see failed gap filler cracking up which then becomes impossible to refinish again without digging that all out?
Any one else notice to door open by itself after he shut it???
Will the Jenkins wood filler work for large chunks or divots in the floor?
Is that the dirty sawdust you got from the floor sander??
I've not been able to find the liquid you poured into the sawdust. I'm restoring a 1905 rock-faced block home, which was oak floors. I've done the floor sander from 24grit to 100grit. I am to the point of needing to purchase the filler, but can't seem to locate what people are actually using. Could you give me the same of what you're using? I know you have "Jenkins" listed, but when I Google that, it doesn't NOT come up with what you're using.