
Monday, March 1, 2010
After stripping the woold floor in my kitchen of the glue and vinyl: The black spots are from the glue residue leaching into the wood. I was advised to save this old wood becaus I was told it is much better than the new replacment wood which comes from new growth oak. I tried sanding and bleaching these stains out, but it doesn't work. I will have to replace the flooring. 

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Our floor also has stains, but I bet you never even noticed them! Once you sand the whole floor and refinish it you won't see them as much.
ReplyDeleteDon't replace the flooring. Hire a profession. Save the floor. It's less to hire a prefessional than to replace floors... and better quality. A professional can sand back down to the original wood and restain or bleach accordingly.
ReplyDeleteFloor saved. Found a contractor who said they could do the work.
ReplyDeleteFloor saved. Found a contractor who said they could do the work.
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