Step No. 4: Abrade. After the floor is clean and dry, it’s time to abrade. Abrading (also known as screening or buffing) will provide a foundation on which the finish can adhere. Unlike sanding a floor, which removes a thin layer of the hardwood floor,

Welcome back to our latest Pro-Follow series focused on how to refinish hardwood floors. Refinishing a hardwood floor is a great way to bring new life to a floor that is showing too much wear and tear or if the finish is no longer protecting the floor. It

An older floor with a standard urethane finish may abrade just as easily as a typical site-finished floor, but many newer floors have finishes—contrary to popular belief, regardless of whether they have aluminum oxide or ceramic in them—that are extre