I couldn't imagine being robed of my equipment at gun point. Anyone on here ever hear things like that?!
https://www.woodfloorbusiness.com/news/rhode-island-contractors-dealing-with-series-of-truck-break-ins.html
Go to NWFA.org and get a few companies out to give u a bid. Then u can address doing the job when they are doing the estimate. It all depends on your layout & which direction your flooring is running. Anything is possible, just have to find the right people to do it. Saying that, as a floor...
Ernesto is definitely right on this one! Looks like your floor guy did what was best, he overlapped the flooring to make a wider safer reducer. The wider the btr because it can be on less of an angle to prevent a tripping hazard. I don't know what else u could expect!
Did an 8" floor about a month ago now. I added an extra $1.25 per sq ft and came out pretty good. We still rack out after leaving about a 18" for the glue. We always put the glue on the sub floor tho
Usually over lacquer, they would apply paste wax. That would explain why it turned white. I would try a small amount of paste wax for floors with 0000 steel wool. Should take care of it
Thanks, definitely want something btr than a rigid. Looking at the mk also looking at this.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B005HPWTDY/ezvid02-20
What tile saws is everyone using? Got some big showers & floors coming up, so was going to invest in a new saw to make things faster hopefully! Need something to be able to cut at least 18" on a 45. Thanks in advance for the replies
Well all I know is I haven't used a buffer for between coat machine. For the last 10 years been using a square buff with maroon pad & 220 grit sanding tape. Can't beat the results. Works exactly like I need every time
Looks like u did a great job with the repairs. What did u use to sand everything? Doesn't really look like everything is flat with the repairs! What are u planning to do with the floors? Clear poly or stain? Water or oil based?