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I'm going to try to scrub it tomorrow then put down another coat of sealer if I have time.
Today I also laid down a sub-floor in the sunroom in preparation for the oak flooring.
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I had to use left over plywood scraps because I'm out of plywood and my truck is broken down for the time being.
2 comments:
Scrub the floor with a piece of burlap or cheese cloth. It will remove all the haze, then just mop it.
Todd is right. Unfortunately, the PO didn't do it right in my house so I scrapped it up and did it all over agian
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