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@@justinkershaw2220 you want a belt sander mine is a 8 inch belt sander, then start with a 40grit going diagonally to get the boards flatter easier. Then 40 grit again with the boards. Edges start on a 40grit too. Then Back to belt sander 60 grit with the boards. Back to the edger 60grit or 80grit if it get out the sanding marks from the 40grit Then back to the belt sander again with 120grit Nail down any boards that are loose, with lost head nails before sanding starts. Hope this helps 👍🏼

@@delwynmccarroll7982 yes if you can do this that sounds a good plan 👍🏼

@@delwynmccarroll7982 hello👋🏼 so in your case I would fill the gaps with wood dust and a resin filler. However you will need to mask along your gaps as the filler will ruin you nice floor, or if your going to sand the floor, sand the floor then apply the same filler wait a few hours, sand it all off and flat again, this may need to be done twice as the filler can slump a little. I hope this helps you, on some of my other videos you can see the filler I use.👍🏼😊 but on different floors.

@@k.r.lionheart6460 yes agreed it would have looked better, however the customer was just doing it to sell, so wasn’t after an elaborate finish. Osmo also cost a lot for a very average finish, there are better finishes on the market.

So if you have enough left then yes apply a 3rd coat of supra, your floor will be very tuff 👍🏼 as it’s so expensive make sure you use it. WELL DONE 👏🏼 😊

To put further coats on down the line, all you need to do is key the floor with 120g with the grain, just do it very lightly and vacuum then apply supra again 👍🏼

Thanks very much, I’ll defo do that…. Look forward to seeing more of your videos 👌

@@umranhu well honest opinion since I made this video, is there are/is better lacquers out there 100%, but however the Morrells stuff is not rubbish it still does the job, and the price is sometimes half the price of the top brands. My favourite ATM is LOBA, however I am making less money/profit by using it.

@@darky1972 hi fella. So supra and easy finish with give you the same look on your floor and you put them both on the exact same way, (I use a paint pad and short pile microfibre roller.) The supra is around £150 for 1 5L tub but is the very best on the market for durability and tuff-ness. It’s also a 2 part lacquer where you add the hardener to it. However most domestic houses really do not need this type of lacquer. Easyfinish is one of the tuffest single part lacquers, (no hardener is needed.) For a domestic house this is a very good finish to have and you won’t have to worry about mixing up the correct amount of hardener. It is also £80 ish a 5L tub so much more affordable. I love them both but I use Easyfinish on much/many more jobs. Drying times 1st coat 30mins ish 2nd coat 1 hour ish Light sand when really dry possibly the next day. 3rd coat 2 to 4 hours is The 3rd coat is the most important. You can add a forth coat without sanding again if you wish to. Hope this is helpful for you and good luck 😊👍🏼

Brilliant….thank you 👍

@@stephenmccarthy1721 it’s called a file sander.😊

@@umranhu so, if the floor is finished and you want it lighter in look then a full sand will need to happen just like the video, same process is required just in a smaller area. If you can not get the large belt sander in, then it will have to be done all with the edger, 40 grit, 60 grit then 100 grit And make sure all the old finish has gone, it’s important 👍🏼

@@TheHeavyend81 imagine if rabbits were actually that size 😂😨

@@armanmert5933 it’s a File sander and this one is a Makita. You can get cheaper versions/brands, well worth the investment 😊👍🏼

@@darky1972 thank you for your kind words, I 100% recommend (Loba Invisable 2K) I will warn you it’s not cheap. But you pay for what you get. I can also if you need it tell you where to get it from 😊

Thanks, appreciate the advice if you could let me know where to purchase that would be great…also can you advise what product to use to fill small gaps between planks, I’ve read about mixing resin with the sawdust and also about putty type filler? Again, what would you recommend and where to purchase? Thanks

@@darky1972 here is the website to the company where you can get the lacquer & filler (LECOL resin filler )from. Just mention me Timbers Flooring when you call them, they deliver next day as long as you order before 3pm, khr-online.com/?GBP& I recommend using the sawdust created from the edge sanding mixed with the lecol resin filler. SawDust from the main belt machine is too fluffy.

Thanks very much for your advice….very much appreciated 👍

Standby for the stupid question!….Before I order any products, just wanted to check something with you….what is the Loba finish like for cleaning afterwards? Realistically will need something that we can put a damp mop over….would the Loba finish be okay with that or should I be looking at a different finish?

@@tweetypie25 thank you, 😊 I’m glad you liked the video and I hope it helps you in some way.

@@timbersflooringserviceswar4989 Naturally i assume you need an industrial-type large sanding machine, whats the dust extraction like?

@@tweetypie25 well with my machines there is no dust at all, but hire machines there will be a fair amount of dust.

@@cannontrodder it is a before and after photo showing my customers and people who have floors like this that they can look good again, yes the tongue of the flooring has gone as that as you know is the only way to get them back in again.

Just so you know the sanding was perfect, the marks you can see on the sanded picture are stains and will not come out, in the 250 year old oak boards. Trust me I tried with my CERAMIC abrasives, So before you comment like that please ask why?. 😊

@@timbersflooringserviceswar4989 Turning the relevant boards over helps in that situation

@@strummer6642 this could have been done however that would have been excessive in this situation and customers budget, and the end finish is very good and exactly what they was after.😊 Would you like me to answer any of your other questions, as it sounds as if you know everything already, apart from my actual work??😉

@@timbersflooringserviceswar4989 It's hardly a lot of extra work to lift and turn those three short bards over.

@@strummer6642 I will higher you for my next job, thank you for your comments. Your my no1 fan 🥇😘

@@ClairesCraftyCorner 😂 if it’s worth it I can travel 👍🏼

@@timbersflooringserviceswar4989 gotchya :)

Hello 👋🏼 so no it can’t with tongue & groove flooring, you will just need to use filler for this, I can point you in the right direction of what products you need to use if you want? And it shouldn’t make any difference to the expansion so as long your floor has its expansion gaps all around the edges of the room.?👍🏼🥇

@@MGWD KHR Southampton khr-online.com/ Just give them a call 👍🏼😊

@@timbersflooringserviceswar4989 Thanks!

@@MGWD no problem at all if you can’t get them from KHR for some reason I know other places that sell them too.😊👍🏼

Hi, it was applied with a paint pad, from the range, very cheap to buy. This is not what Osmo recommends but I found this to works better for me, and It should for you too.😊👍🏼

Point taken, I will do for the next ones. 😊

Thank you 😊

Hi Yes you are correct about the 0 & 90 degree of sand however. With this style flooring it’s really not a issue unless your staining the floor, and the sanding marks sand out very easily with this species of wood, so blending is easy and orbital is not necessarily needed, although if you have one I would advise using it.👍🏼

Hi 👋🏼 If you have level boards to start with then it is not necessary, otherwise I’d say yes start with a diagonal sand, also depends how good your sand paper is, you may find going diagonally gets off the old finish quicker. I do sand diagonally but not on this occasion as I didn’t think it was needed.😊

Glad you like it 🥇

Thank Jamie 😊

Thanks mate, maybe you could join me one day?

Thanks will.😊

I definitely will use you again, I’m very impressed with how you/Ryah has delt with things,😊

You can just use a normal hand saw, I use this as it’s quick and easy👍🏼

Or most of you diy stores sell a saw like this now, in all different makes.👍🏼