Full Floor Sanding Job | Start to Finish | Hardwood Floor Refinishing | Machine ASMR
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2023
- Watch us complete a full floor sanding job - from start to finish over 3 days!
We restore this beautiful Tasmanian Oak hardwood floor by sanding it back to raw and applying 3 coats of water-based polyurethane varnish.
Floor size: 52 square metres (pantry, kitchen, dining, living and 3 steps)
Edger amzn.to/43bIdeB (Amazon)
Drum Sander
Orbital Sander
Scraper amzn.to/4ab5iQF (Amazon)
Triangle Sander amzn.to/4ad9P51 (Amazon)
Buffer
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- Berger Seidle NordicWhite
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- Berger Seidle CeramicStar UltraMatt
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Includes some soothing machine ASMR!
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Awesome! Brilliant work! Pure art.
Thanks mate!
hello aparat
Beautiful job!! Sanding sure is a tough job and you guys definitely did a nice job with it and applying a good sealer
Thanks mate! So worth it in the end!
I'M EXTREMELY SATISFIED WITH THIS WORK.....AND IT'S NOT MY HOUSE.....
That is a great floor sanding Machine
Very calming and soothing to watch, thank you. now i'm thinking of white washing my unfinished white pine floors vs dark stain
So glad you enjoyed it!
That triangle sander though!!!!! ❤
Beautiful job guys! Artistic!
Thank you! Cheers!
You make this look easy. Excellent job. I'm doing this myself to our home and can tell y'all this ain't as easy as it looks!
Thanks mate! Definitely harder than it looks. Good luck with your project, let us know how it goes.
Amazing to watch
Looks all riftsawn.. beautiful
One question on buffer why using 36-60-80???
A job well done guys beautiful work nice work sir s it look awesome 👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯 perfection
Cheers! Thank you 🙌🏻
Pretty good for amateurs
Label your videos with ASMR and they will blow up. Came here for the information, also got a soothing video. Just a good as the carpet cleaning videos but more interesting
Thanks so much for the feedback mate, definitely going to look into that!
How do you fill cracks between the boards from the floors shifting before you sand and finish?
Sawdust and wood glue
Only use sawdust and glue up to 3mm gaps. Otherwise, use wood slivers. resin is known to crack and fall through as the wood moves through temp and humidity changes!
I love wood flooring, and I didn't know that you can lighten them up like that, but can you do the opposite and darken them up as well...Damm gud job on the floor 👏🏿 love it 👍🏿...
Thanks mate! Yes you can definitely use a stain on the floor to darken it up. The colour options are endless!
Consider walking faster with the drum sander, lines can be created in the wood . Nice work
Great job guys, what’s your opinion on the FG floortec edger, i’m thinking of getting one
Thanks mate. It’s an ok edger but not as quick as a super 7, works well on new timber and floors that are already flat.
Hey you guys are awesome! 👍Thanks to your video I decided to do my own floors and avoid paying 5k here in the States, I jave one question after applying the primer how many coats of nordic white do you apply?
Thank you so Much 🙏
Amazing, so glad we could inspire you to do your own floors! You can apply as many coats of NordicWhite as you want until you get your desired level of ‘white’ but usually we do 2 coats 👍🏻
Yall had to have sanded and put a quick finish on before filming.
I've never been called in to do a floor that level and with that little built up.
FYI, Milwaukee has a smaller detail sander ( 2531) now instead of using the multitool
Good to know thanks mate will check it out!
can you use a 120 grit square orbital for the "buffing"?
Yes it will do the job but will be a lot slower and take longer
Do you use the white scotch brite pad for buffing after each coat of poly?
No, we used a 120grit screen after 2nd coat 👍🏻
🤝🤝🙋🙋🤙🤙👏👏👏
Hey man, lovely job. Im jelous of your galaxy, it looks wayyyy faster than my hummel.
Just a suggestion, bunnings sell a paint applicator pad, made by monarch.
I find the pad to be faster, i also get a better finish with it, on areas like the stairs and the facias.
Cheers mate! The Galaxy is a beast 💪🏻 thanks for the tip will check it out 👌🏻
Beautiful . How does that brand hold up to loba ?
Thanks mate! Used Loba for over 10 years, until I found Berger-Seidle. Fantastic quality, made in Germany and better price point 👌🏻
So did you just do 1 round of the drum sander at 30 grit then used the orbital sander with grits 40-120 (i think i forgot) as a second round? Or was there more rounds that weren’t filmed?
Hey mate, so we went round twice with the drum sander - 1st round was 50grit and 2nd round was 80grit. Then we used the buffer for final sand using alternating discs (60g, 80g & 120g) 👍🏻
@@QuicksandFlooring Thanks man!
@@QuicksandFlooring Thanks! What grits did you use for the edge sander?
We used 40g for the edger and then moved on to 80g with the orbital :)
Hi Quicksanding, very nice job guys. How much is it cost to do 50m2 like that floor ?
Cheers! Each floor is priced so differently and depends on finish used, repairs etc. Feel free to get in contact with us if you’re in Melbourne, Australia and need a quote 👍🏻
Very nice work. I can watch Professionals all day. What kind of wood was the flooring?
Thanks mate! The floor was Tasmanian Oak which is an Australian hardwood 👍🏻
Absolutely beautiful. Thank You @@QuicksandFlooring
No bubbles using the roller? What type of roller did you use?
No this roller is great and made especially for this varnish, it’s called the Universal Roller by Berger-Seidle 👍🏻 you can find it in our supplies shop www.quicksandsupplies.com.au
Very impressive but how do you remove groves and stop and stop marks left by the floor sander?
Your buffing machine will be your best friend for this! We use an American Sanders brand called Epoch.
@@QuicksandFlooring thank you for your reply much appreciated 👍
@@QuicksandFlooring what floor sander and edger do you recommend I'm stuck with bunning options.
Yeah unfortunately the Bunnings machinery isn’t great.. we use the Galaxy floor sander and an American Sanders edger. You might have better luck at Kennards Hire.
@@QuicksandFlooring ok that makes sense cheers.
How many times can you refinish a floor like this?
Probably around 5-8 times with a solid timber floor, but all depends on the timber and thickness 👍🏻
All depends on n the flooring u have and if it's been done before already or not
Hacks😂😂
How many coats of poly
Hey mate we put 3 coats down 👍🏻
Dumb question. Why you used 3 different products,
Can you explain why ty.
No such thing as a dumb question mate! So first coat is a primer, second coat is the ‘white’ colour and third coat is a 2pak polyurethane 👍🏻
What I wanna know what do you feed ur legs with?????
Hard work and beer 😂
@@QuicksandFlooring I Loved the video but damn those calves and quads were blocking the whole floor..
👍❤🇺🇸
What sandpaper do you use and what number is it?
The sandpaper we use is by an Aussie brand called ‘ATS Abrasives’ and we started with 50grit, then 80grit and finally 120grit 👍🏻
thank you@@QuicksandFlooring
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I intastad this work I have 10 years experience UAE can u give me Visa sir
Thank fuk you didnt have to repunch and fill nails..Pluck chook on a silver platter all good !!
That Galaxy looks the business, they must have a good fan as there is no way I could get away with filling my Hummel dust bag that chockas...
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7:41 punch and fill
I’ve noticed you don’t wear face masks ? Not having a moan up just curious.