How to Refinish Wood Stairs - Sanding
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2024
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This is the greatest example of a DIY video. No BS, right to the facts, things to consider, on to the next step.
You saved my life with this video. I've been using the wrong grit paper by far based on other videos. Just ordered a carbide scraper as well. I've been sanding with 60 grit without carbie scraper and I've barely made a dent.
I am very grateful for this information - this will definitely be a great big help to me! Keep the videos coming, thank you for all your hard work!
Great video, love your tips like using a cut up
Piece of cardboard on corner to prevent damage to other corner piece. Thanks for being very clear and easy to follow instructions.
Very nice. 40 seconds in I hit like. You had immediate useful info. Good vid thankyou
Thank you for this video. Very easy to follow and I can’t wait to start my stair project.
Appreciate the tips! Good to know all this for my next project. Thanks!
I was having great difficulty trying to remove estapol from hardwood steps; using belt, orbital & detail sanders. I watched your video & noticed the Carbide Scrapper. I did 95% of the work with the scraper with a great deal more control & less chance of damage. I could see the Estapol shavings first followed by the timber shavings a few scrapes latter. I could also get to within 1mm of the stringer, so only had to do a quick hand-sand & the timber steps were ready. Thanks for an informative & pleasantly narrated video.
That was valuable information. I don't do this myself but I need to have an overview of what needs to be done. Thank you.
Great explanation. Bravo
This was very helpful. Thank you. Definitely not looking forward to this job, but at least I know how to do it.
Thanks so much for the great video
Great video thanks
😳 you make it look so easy
OMG! Thank you so much. This looks just like my staircase. I'm going to do this within the next few weeks. Keep these coming. :-) If you can show how to fix squeaky stairs and wood floors, that would be great.
Cool video
Awesome Job! The belt sand sander is a good choice but maybe combine it with a 5" orbital sander.
I did something like this a month ago with plans from Woodprix.
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This is my next project, good info thanks.
Thank you
Great! If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.
Will my wood filler and paint be visible after I stain the stairs
Very good mam
what grade sand paper was used at the beginning when using the belt sander? I am sending but the oil stain I used will not go away. Could the stain have penetrated to deep and impossibile to remove completely.
Thank you!! I need help :)
thank you for this! no videos in 3 years so i hope you are doing okay. best wishes
An electric palm sander would be a lot easier and make less dust. A course grit sandpaper would cut right though any finish so scraping would not be necessary. Also a cordless multi-tool comes with a triangle sanding attachment to get in tight places.
Don Nash palm sanders are more so good for the risings & the nosing...a edger is best for the landing/stairs & a hand scraper is good for pulling the corners (I refinish floors for a living )
oh yeah ..24 grit paper works well to sand the stairs followed by 60 grit to smoothen it out
Don Nash I'm not floor refinisher but thatguyquincy is right, thats the method i use much easier! Recently started using scrapers and make tight corners & under radiators so much easier. Using what you recommend will trash the white painted perpendicular parts (apron)
Hello, thank you for this video it was so helpful to me I am redoing my steps. and they look exactly like yours I just pulled the carpet off, and I don't want to do anything to time consuming with my steps I just want to get the dried paint off, and tidy them up, because I want to paint them black, and put stair treads, or runner on. My question is do I have to sand them, or can I simply clean then off as I mentioned, and paint them with a paint with primer already in it? thank you so much in advance!!
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I didn't catch what you said about the water test...did you say if it turns white it's wax?
Hi! Thanks for asking. Correct, if the finish starts to lighten it is wax.
Great, thanks!
Does she have more videos then on her CZcams channel
Go to WoodPrix page if you'd like to know how to build it. Great solutions for everyone I think.
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How long does it take to do 1 step?
Because I have like 20
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Shouldn't you paint the risers before staining?
SamytheGreek hi! I stained first because putting painters tape on the risers would cause older layers of paint to flake off and cause an uneven surface. But the other way definitely works. Thanks for asking!
You have to prime with oil primer to cover the over stain ?
Oh my days. Just hire someone to do it.
In my first work I always used Woodprix plans.
Refinishing stairs is an annoying job. I use a 3” grinder pad on a small battery operated grinder for edges and corners.. speeds up the edging a lot on the risers.
I find it hard to pay attention
woodprix is full of awesome tips. Very helpful to me. Thanks
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This woman needs to go learn how to professionally sand stairs with an edged, and a scraper!
She is beautiful
That's not a carbide scraper, it's standard steel. At least you can sharpen it easily.
I made it with Woodglut plans!
Hardwood stairs are not , repeat , NOT, for diy ers!!!!!!!
Nice girl, if she would refinish stairs, I would gladly hire her!
U don't need to scrape the whole stair 🤦♂️ just use a edger
I've heard good feedback about the woodglut instructions.
Woodglut is full of amazing tips. It helped me a lot.
the wood filler job looks terrible
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Sanding across the grain is not that big of a deal..
I made it by myself. I used Woodprix woodworking plans for that.
Romaine Athey you made an entire fucking staircase?
Woodprix just steals designs from people.
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Im using woodprix instructions to make it and I do it already :)
Really wood pricks.
cute girl, and knows how to get her hands a bit dirty too.
but micro fiber towel? shouldnt you be using paint thinner and wiping down?
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I started with Woodglut plans.
This looks like a nightmare. Hire someone and save yourself enormous amounts of work and toxic exposure.
Easy does it, Rt.
Horrible.
Woodglut scripts contain most of the woodworking plans you can find.
In my first work I always used Woodprix plans.
Weird pricks.
Thank you
woodprix is full of awesome tips. Very helpful to me. Thanks
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Thank you so much Marlen. These plans are awesome I think!
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