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How to screen and re-coat a hardwood floor

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How to screen and re-coat a hardwood floor

484,438 views October 25, 2012 11:11

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Learn how to screen and re-coat a hardwood floor with polyurethane by watching the floor experts at Pete's Hardwood Floors do it first. We walk you through each step! Learn more at our website, where we have a great article 'What is a screen and recoat?" peteshardwoodfloors.com/Wood-Floor-Techniques-1…

Our website is full of tips, informational articles, and moral support on how to install, refinish, and maintain your hardwood floors. Don't be afraid of the equipment anymore - we'll teach you how to use it! peteshardwoodfloors.com/

If you have questions, give us a call at 651-698-5888 or stop by our shop at 186 Fairview Avenue North, St. Paul MN 55104.

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Pete's Hardwood Floors published this 11:11 video tutorial on October 25, 2012. It has been watched 484,438 times on YouTube.

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  • An Easy Guide On How To Recoat Hardwood Floors - Black Forest blackforestfloors.com

    To Screen And Recoat Hardwood Floors. The how of recoating hardwood floors is most commonly through a method called a screen and recoat. To screen and recoat hardwood floors, you subject the floor to a very light abrasi…

  • How to Screen a Hardwood Floor | Home Guides | SF Gate homeguides.sfgate.com

    How to Screen a Hardwood Floor. When your floor finish has dulled or developed minor defects, such as chips or cracks, you can often restore it to its original condition by applying a fresh coat.

  • Screening Hardwood Floors | Recoating Hardwood Floors MN peteshardwoodfloors.com

    A screen and recoat is the best-kept secret in the hardwood flooring world. But it shouldn't be, because it can save you money, labor and time over the life of your hardwood floor. Read on, and remember, the buffer is y…

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