cbatzi01 wrote:
The contract came by today and said the same thing. He says he can buff it out and put another coat of poly on this. Will that take care of the problem?
My wife things I should be asking for money back due to the inconvenience of having them come in again (I have 2 small kids, so having them come back will be a pain.
I tend to think that as long as he fixes the problem ASAP, we are square. Mistakes happen, and he is already loosing money by having to send more guys over.
What is your approach to stuff like this?
-Chris
My approach in this case might be to re sand and start over . I believe your problem is that the stain wasn't dry and bled back into the finish .If you buff and re coat, you will have smoother black dots in your finish . Ideally, you don't want black pimples all over your floor and the only way to remove them is to re sand.
What type of finish was used on your floor ? James mentioned water base characteristics and that can definitely be a contributing factor as some water based finishes don't like to be put over wet stain.