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- How to Apply Stain to a Hardwood Floor: Step By Step Guide
We recommend that homeowners who would like to stain or refinish their hardwood floors consult a professional if they don’t have formal experience with these processes Click here to use our Find a Contractor system to find a trusted hardwood floor professional in your area
- How to Buff Hardwood Floors - City Floor Supply Blog
Here’s everything you need to know about buffing hardwood floors efficiently and professionally Why Buff Hardwood Floors? Buffing, also known as screening, is a cost-effective way to refresh a floor’s finish without sanding it down to bare wood
- How to Clean Prefinished Hardwood Floors - City Floor Supply Blog
Whether your floor is made from traditional oak or wide-plank white oak, a good cleaning routine will keep it in top shape for years to come Here’s a step-by-step guide to safely and effectively clean your prefinished hardwood floors—without dulling the finish or damaging the wood What You’ll Need Before you begin, gather the right tools
- Choosing the Best Hardwood Flooring for a Beach House
Compared to carpet, hardwood floors are much easier to clean, so they make the perfect choice for a summer getaway home However, there are a few things to keep in mind when you’re planning to install hardwood floors in a beach house
- UV Curing Hardwood Floors: The Way of the Future, Part 1
A finish cured with UV light is particularly resistant to mechanical and chemical abrasion, also making UV curing the ideal system to use in settings that demand extreme wear resistance, such as sports floors and high-traffic commercial or residential hardwood floors
- Damaged Hardwood Floors: How to Fix and Restore Them to Their Original . . .
Damage is a reality for all hardwood flooring if used for long enough However, that doesn’t mean the owner should be forced to live with it With the correct techniques, nearly any type of damage can be reversed by a professional hardwood floor contractor
- How to Fix Hardwood Floor Problems: Cupping, Crowning, Chatter | City . . .
Here are some of the most common problems that occur while installing hardwood floors––including cupping, crowning, and squeaky floors––and instructions on how to fix them How to Fix Cupped Hardwood Floors Cupping means that the wood that is raised on the edges of each individual floor board The center of the board dips below the edges
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