Does Sanding Remove Deep Scratches And Stains From Commercial Floors?

Commercial floors see lots of traffic, spills, and wear; it's very easy for them to get scratches and stains. When you have been thinking of resurfacing through sanding your floors, then perhaps you've wondered if the answer to your deep damage can be found in it.

 

Ø  Floor sanding

 

Floor sanding involves removing the upper layer of the surface of a floor using a sanding machine. Commercial floor sanding Sydney exposes fresh wood or flooring material that is still undamaged underneath. Smoothing out imperfections can make the appearance of commercial floors dramatically different. For the most part, sanding will be effective against surface-level problems.

 

·         Deep scratches

 

If the scratch is too deep, the wood is going to need more than just sanding. Professional floor sanders can determine the extent of the damage and decide if a scratch is severe enough to need filling or if a plank must be replaced, but for medium scratches, several passes over the surface often make it as good as new.

 

·         Stubborn stains

 

Water, chemical, or spill stains can often be sanded off. Sanding removes the affected surface layer, thereby eliminating discoloration. A fresh coat of finish after sanding by commercial floor sanding Sydney will often conceal any marks left behind and allow for the smoothing of the appearance of the floor.

 

·         When sanding isn't enough

 

For damage that sanding can't fix, there are alternatives available at Get Wood Flooring. Deep stains may require bleaching treatments, while significant scratches might need patching or plank replacement.

 

Ø  Benefits of professional floor sanding

 

Experts for commercial floor sanding will do the job effectively and cause as little disturbance as possible to your business. With advanced equipment and techniques, the professionals will provide a perfect finish even on very damaged floors. Additionally, they will advise on the post-sanding care of sealing and maintaining the floor to avoid scratches and stains in the future.