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Thread: floor refinishing

  1. #1
    sc fab 1
    hey guys i am getting ready to duratech my floor. my question is, what is the last grit (sandpaper size) that will cover nicely using the duratech clear. i will be color sanding and polishing it, but i don't want to see any scratches underneath.
    thanks

  2. #2
    watergun4u
    hey shane, when i was doing at of floors and stuff of that type, i would always use 220 as a finish paper, and try to sand in the same directionas much as possible, then lightly go over it with a some what fine scratch pad, clean the floor very well and wipe with cheese cloth, then you are ready to coat the floor, thats my way of doing it and NEVER had a problem of bubbling , or discloloration,,,, tye!

  3. #3
    sc fab 1
    tye
    thanks for the info. i think that i am going with the duratec. i know that if you dont scuff up the floor with some rough paper when you are doing glass work it won't stick. i don't want that to happen to my top coat. you feel me! cause i will be a mad mo fo if it peels easy.

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