Wood floors wear down with scratches, stains, and dullness. The professional way to revive them is a structured sanding sequence: 36 ? 60 ? 100 ? 150 grit. Each grit removes defects from the last, flattening, smoothing, and prepping the...
Cork floors are warm, quiet, and resilient—but they aren’t hardwood. Many cork products use a thin cork veneer over HDF or a composite core with a factory UV-cured finish. That means traditional drum sanding can destroy the wear layer in...
Epoxy floors are popular in garages, workshops, and basements for their durability and shine. But whether you’re recoating or repairing, sanding is essential to ensure proper adhesion and a smooth finish. With the right grit sequence, epoxy floors can be...
Refinishing hardwood floors can completely transform a space, restoring beauty and durability to worn-out planks. The first step in the process is sanding, and starting with the right grit is critical. eQualle 60 grit sandpaper sheets (9x11 in, Wet or...
