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Tips On Using A "U" Sander On 3/4 Oak Flooring
i what to use a waterbase finish about 320sqf .someone used a drum sander against the grain . i thought i can start with 60grit ,100, 180/or better.the customers know it will not be a basketball court .and also wiping it down with a damp cloth before and after last sand ?????,thank you rob w
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Re: Tips On Using A "U" Sander On 3/4 Oak Flooring
What is the purpose of a wet wipe? I would avoid it unless for some reason you want to raise the grain between sandings. Cheese cloth would be my preferred wipe.
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Re: Tips On Using A "U" Sander On 3/4 Oak Flooring
Don't use the drum. Use the Squarebuff. Go with the 36, or 50 grit to level it, because they make the coarsest dust that stays on the floor instead of in the air. Once you get it leveled, quick with the 80-120, and thats about it. You can make a baskeball court out of that sows ear, and probably very quickly.
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