Revive Your Finish lets you "refinish" without the problem of sanding. It's a water-based spray that penetrates below the surface to create a new layer on top without taking off more wood than necessary or requiring all the prep work that refinishing with a solvent does. Floor restorations What makes this possible is nanotechnology – particles so small they're smaller than bacteria and thus can go through oil-based finishes and pigments as if they weren't there, yet large enough to bond from within for strength from 75 to 175 microns deep (for comparison, human hair ranges from 50 -150 microns). Happily however for those who want to refinish without stripping, there is now a solution – Revive Your Finish. And in fact, if you are thinking about stripping your furniture instead, bear in mind that in many cases Revive Your Finish will give better results than stripping (more wear time) with less effort (no sanding). But read on to learn how it works.
As summer approaches and your thoughts turn to outdoor projects, you'll no doubt be considering a new wooden floor in the home. A great idea - a stylish wooden Floor sanding Lower Hutt is a beautiful feature in any room, adding prestige and value to your property. But before you start sanding for hours on end, have you considered how long it will actually take? In this article, we look at how long it takes to sand down a wooden floor with an electric sander and how many square meters one person can cover if they work flat out. An average-sized bedroom with wall-to-wall carpets would be expected to take around two days of full-time sanding using one person and an electric sander. Of course, it is possible to speed up the process by working in shifts with other people - but this calculation is based on one person working flat out.