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 Post subject: Please help.......floors dont match anymore
PostPosted: Wed Aug 04, 2010 6:27 am 
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Well the floors were looking good until i realized that some areas looked different in the hardwood and the stain was much darker than other areas. I finally realized the reason the stain looked different and was much darker is because those certain areas were not sanded as smooth as the rest of the floor and were a little rough to the touch, so i guessed those certain areas sucked up more stain than the rest of the floor. SO................what i did was, I waited for the stain to dry, then I resanded all the areas that had not been sanded properly with 60, 80 and 120 grit sand paper but when I went to restain those areas, they were slightly darker than the rest of the floor and you can tell what was redone. I NEED TO FIX THIS PROBLEM.....

Is there anyway to get the colours to match again, without killing myself?

I used a walnut color stain oil based......MINWAX, floors are OAK and about 30 years old and I have not put the sealer on yet because I need to fix this problem before I do so...I cant find answers anywhere for this type of question and I've been looking everywhere.

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 Post subject: Re: Please help.......floors dont match anymore
PostPosted: Wed Aug 04, 2010 8:14 pm 
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I don't know how large of area you have to deal with.... but you might try screening with 100grit
or drop back to your drum . . . go 80 grit . . .then screen 100/120.
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