So the idea of refinishing a hardwood floor did not scare me.
Why is my hardwood floor chipping.
Before you act you need to identify the issues.
I have refinished multiple dressers tables chairs beds etc.
Continue reading finish didn t chemically bond and is lifting off.
Sometimes the coats will lay down flat and smooth and look good after the floor finisher has left only to receive a call later that the finish is separating from the floor.
If you ve noticed splits in your hardwood floors you re probably a little distressed especially if your floors are on the new side.
Up until recently my eng wood floors looked great with a smooth surface and sat perfectly flat and solid onto of the cement.
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Peeling finish can be a frustrating issue for floor finishers.
Well i laid engineered hardwood down about just a little under 700 square feet.
Engineered flooring or quartersawn flooring is the best choice for my home because they re less susceptible to movement.
I used an oil based stain and followed that with an oil based poly.
Why are my hardwood floors splitting.
Ultimately you will most likely have to refinish the floor if the polyurethane won t stop peeling.
This often leads to some head scratching trying to figure out how it happened.
For example it s not uncommon for old floors to start peeling as the old polyurethane topcoat starts to deteriorate.
I install wide plank flooring when it has a slightly high moisture content.
I still acclimated my floors to the midpoint of my moisture range at 70 f so i don t have gaps in the winter or buckling in the summer.
Over time the finish on a hardwood floor can deteriorate.
And the problem is is the top 3 millimeter layer is starting to peel up on a few of the boards.
Heading down to texas where robert has got a flooring question.
Im having an issue with my engineered wood floors which were installed in my condo almost 5 years ago on top of the original cement floors which were already 20 years old.
I am having issues with polyurethane peeling off my hardwood floors.