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Beautiful results! ❤

Very nice job sir

Hello! I'm from Europe and maybe you can help me with some information. I installed an oak engineered floor, light in color, and immediately after installation I applied a solution that contains some sort of wax. My bad, i guess. On its box it was written that it is intended for all oiled floors, as mine is, to be applied imediately after installation of the floor. After application, small traces remained, like some slightly darker spots, which I cannot clean with absolutely anything. I tried with mineral spirits, i apllied polyurethane oil made by the floor manufacturer, but I can't remove those spots that look like some sort of small shadows in the grain. can you recommend me something? thank you

Do you know anyone in DFW that for this

So you don't have to sand bare spots before touching up? You can just clean then add matching polyurethane...Thanks

What kind of paint is that

Nice job, ĥow does someone go about picking right stain color?

Nice job, ĥow does someone go about picking right stain color?

I’ve used it and have had no problems. They must’ve used that every week rather than just a hardwood cleaner. This product is only supposed to be used every 4-6 months and if you follow the instructions it works great.

Is that floor enineered hardwood or real hardwood?

Rejuvenate is not wax it is a urethane based that’s why you having trouble

Robert waterbase Poly bought locally or on line.

Robert the stain use used waterbase pm assuming what is the name of it. The best with your foot

Name of stain u added on floor and name of wood paste to fix the gouge on floor Ps looks great.

and why not try to remove that pet urine spot? I heard peroxide is good

You did great job!

What do you use for the refinished?

Beautifully.. use The adverb

What product u put on the floor

whats that hand held scrubber your using to scrape the wax off, not the orbit machine but that pole?

does that process work for engineered hardwoods??

They probably didn't follow the instructions.

You did a 👍great job on that hardwood screen & refinish! The floor does look alot brighter.

what refinisher and what kind of mop please ???

Would have been good to show the product used to finish

This is so satisfying

Fantastic work

Great job

Great job… what rust removal did you use?

This is interesting, as others say use, and then this, not use. Interesting subject.

Nice work! What pad is that at the beginning and did you add stain to the poly?

Awesome job...well done!

Nice job, what kind of pad is under the square scrubber.

Hey my sir it’s Ryan from Arizona. I’m the one who called you today. This video helped us out a lot. Hardwood floors aren’t that common here in az. Thanks a bunch sir

Awesome job!!!

Hi Robert. I noticed in your videos that you use 2 different auto scrubbers. A Clarke and a Tornado. Which machine do you like best?

Robert...you do AMAZING work on hardwood floors! I just stumbled on your channel while watching Courtney Lee's videos. I like how you use the square scrubber. I just subscribed!

Terrific work

That final coat really highlighted all the ripples and cups. Would be nice to see it actually sanded flat.

What stain do you use for this kind of floor for touch up? Color? Minwax gunstock? Thx..

What did you spray on the hardwood before you started scrubbing

What are you doing for advertising?

Is that new stain or do not let no one know what you doing

What are you putting down there

This is absolutely amazing, thank you! I've got some questions for anyone willing: can someone explain buffering in-between poly coats? What does it entail? Will anything adverse happen if you leave the stripper on for more than 2 minutes or so? Are there heavy fumes? Years later, are you honestly happy with the results? Thank you again! I'm closing on a little Cape Cod from 1925 with original heart pine floors. Not only is sanding labor intensive and expensive (no matter who does the work), but the floors I have are in good shape, but the stain is 50+ years, orange, and ugly. I'd rather try something less abrasive than sanding. I figure if I don't like the effect of the stripper, at least some of the varnish would be gone - thus there'd be less to gunk up the sanding pads if I have to go that route.

What type of finisher did you use

Are you using a wide paint roller

Great video! Would you mind sharing what wax remover you used for this job? Thanks! Liked & subscribed.

What chemical are you using to break the wax down?

Thanks. When it warms up have some spot refinishing to do… I usually do pretty well as I learned to feather the edges, like spot painting .. Sometimes not!