I like coating with a Tbar as well. Looks like water based. I wish you would wear a mask. That dust adds up bro, and think about what that dust really is. Floor looks great 👍
My parents had their floors refinished 2 years ago but they still smell and really smell under the rugs like the finish was recently applied. Isnt this dangerous and unusual? Should the floors be resealed?
@@epena23 is it a prefinished engineered bamboo I’m assuming ?? There are certainly additional steps and procedures that need to be done if that’s the case
Im not sure what buffer he is using but looks like a standard 16 in plate . You can get a pad for screening and when i go to do my final coat i use a 220 screen . Not sure what he is using but probly between a 120 used and a 220 new .
I used 220 Buffing Tape in this video - grit really depends on the current condition of the floor your trying to recoat. You could use a 180 grit screen as well! I have a long form video on this channel about my process if your interested!
When buffing between coats, or for a buff and coat, it actually does not matter what direction you go as you are only abrading finish, NOT the wood. No wood is being sanded therefore there is no grain to go against. You want to create micro scratches so the finish you are putting down has a surface to adhere to.
I like coating with a Tbar as well. Looks like water based. I wish you would wear a mask. That dust adds up bro, and think about what that dust really is. Floor looks great 👍
I agree. Playing with fire inhaling ANY particles on a regular consistent basis.
bro narrates with all the excitement of wet paint drying on a Florida summer day
The original before coating looked better
My parents had their floors refinished 2 years ago but they still smell and really smell under the rugs like the finish was recently applied. Isnt this dangerous and unusual? Should the floors be resealed?
Hello. Great video! What is the sanding tape being applied to? Is it the pad driver ?
It's a maroon pad
Absolutely priceless!!!
So what makes a floor heavyly dameaged floors. Im about to take on the task to redo my 1200 sqft of bamboo. Any advice?
@@epena23 is it a prefinished engineered bamboo I’m assuming ?? There are certainly additional steps and procedures that need to be done if that’s the case
@@epena23 and by redo do you mean sand and refinish or buff and coat?
Can the buffing remove dried paint from floor?
@@IfedayoBillions it can remove some but you may have to go around with a scraper and gently scrape out any existing paint on the floor finish
Thank you @@HowToFlooring
How much would something like this cost?
Use to be a $1.50 a sq ft. Probably $2.50 or more now. Crazy what guys can charge these days.
What kind of finish did you use?
What type of finish did you use
How does that white, clearish liquid add that color
Those floors looked way better before wtf
@@MrMoneyman7744 two different floors
Should every flooring company that does full sanding/refinishing be able to do this?
How can I learn. Do you offer courses?
Go work for a company
Is it just your preference to coat with the T-bar upside down?
Depending on the room size I feel as if using the tbar upside down is more efficient on short runs if that makes sense! Try it out if you haven’t!
@@HowToFlooringI just applied this to my floor. The T bar looks way more efficient as well as allowing the wool pad to leave a more consistent coat.
Cam these older floors contain aluminum oxide? Is the process differe if they do?
If you are recoating aluminum oxide you need to prep the floor before buffing to soften the AO
Bona Prep is a great inexpensive product to use
What is the type of sander you’re using for this? And what numbered grits were you using?
Im not sure what buffer he is using but looks like a standard 16 in plate . You can get a pad for screening and when i go to do my final coat i use a 220 screen . Not sure what he is using but probly between a 120 used and a 220 new .
What is the color being applied? Love it! So rustic looking
Straight water based polyurethane.
What kind of sander you used to sand ?
Hi. Question. Is buff and coat suitable for change the floor color to a light floor. I have white oak in a darker stain and want my floors lighter.
yes
No, to do a color change you'd need a full refinishing
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What grit should be used for this?
I used 220 Buffing Tape in this video - grit really depends on the current condition of the floor your trying to recoat. You could use a 180 grit screen as well! I have a long form video on this channel about my process if your interested!
I’m interested in the videos.
Link to full video please
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Is that a 4 inch applicator? Jesus those coats must be a PITA
Nope! 12 inch
Can this take out paint splatters? I’d like to do something like this without a full refinish
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Never go across against the grain
When buffing between coats, or for a buff and coat, it actually does not matter what direction you go as you are only abrading finish, NOT the wood. No wood is being sanded therefore there is no grain to go against. You want to create micro scratches so the finish you are putting down has a surface to adhere to.
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