Hardwood Floor Screen & Re coat - Livingston NJ

[@ldavilafyi]

Great setup! Beautiful work! 👍

[@johnhouli3450]

Looks good except for paint on floors under molding, Did you use a paint stripper on floor as you were using the machine also what type of screen did you use. Thanks

[@procarpetcare]

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[@johnhouli3450]

Thank you very much.

[@paullaceymorell]

Will this technique remove surface scratches?

[@procarpetcare]

Micro scratches on the polyurethane, deep scratches needs to be sand it.

[@johnhouli3450]

Why didn’t you remove the paint on floor?

[@procarpetcare]

Paint was removed with the screen.

[@saltcreeksteamersllc]

What is that vacuum system called? Great work

[@procarpetcare]

FESTOOL VACUUM SYSTEM

[@av.6809]

hi, thats polyurethane is oil base?!

[@procarpetcare]

Polyurethane.

[@johnhouli3450]

Oil base or water base

[@Luka1180]

@@procarpetcare Bruh. They weren't asking if it's polyurethane, they were asking if it's water- or oil-based. There are two kinds. Water-based polyurethane and oil-based polyurethane.

[@patmosher8884]

What grit screen do you use?

[@procarpetcare]

180 and 220

[@bcprofessionalcarpetcare3220]

180 grit

[@baurny7762]

why are you not use 120?

[@mar-c6942]

Good question. Which grit is the most aggressive?

[@Luka1180]

@@mar-c6942 Higher number = less abrasive and smooth. Lower number = more aggrasive and granular. Lower number is for taking big chunks of crunch stuff off of something.