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 Post subject: Stain issues, wood not accepting it the same.
PostPosted: Sun Oct 04, 2020 10:41 pm 
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Hi guys, I’ve been installing and sanding flooring for 12 years now. 5 of which has been through my own company. Every once and while I come across streaking and lines where the stain does not take the same.

Here is the sanding process I use
- 60 grit Big machine and edge to remove old stain and level
- puddy whole floor to fill cracks and seams
- 80 grit big machine and edge off puddy
- scrape and sand corners
- 100 grit buff entire floor with 6 disc sander.
- apply stain with buffer using a slice of carpet.

To me it looks as if it could be lines from the 6 disc sander. I’m new to this forum so I’m struggling to upload pictures. Any suggestions and help is greatly appreciated!


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 Post subject: Re: Stain issues, wood not accepting it the same.
PostPosted: Tue Oct 06, 2020 11:19 pm 
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You may be able to tell what machine is making the lines and then find a solution. Usually lines are going to come from a machine like a drum sander which goes back and forth instead of around in circles like a rotary sander. Maybe the drum is not even with the floor because of something sticking to the wheels. This is only a beginning. A careful check ought to show the problem so you can fix it. Since you are the one operating the machines, you have the best chance for a solution.


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