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    • #10526
      Chris Campbell
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      Does anyone have any experience with the large, vibrating, square pad sanders. I think they are rented as part of the “Varathane” system in hardware stores. I am afraid of scarring my flooring and thought I might try one, but don’t want to waste the money if they don’t do the job well.

      Thanks for any help.

      Chris

    • #76356
      JT
      Guest

      Chris, this type of sander is actually the safest
      (but is slower than a drum sander). It also works
      better on parquet floors because of the changeing
      grain directions.

    • #76665
      LUIS RAMOS
      Guest

      need to find a video “How to sanding floor & appling polyurethane on wood floor”…
      Need to know asap…

    • #103494
      donna beers
      Guest

      The orbital floor sander recommended by Verathane
      works very well for the homeowner. WE recently put in
      a hardwood floor in for the first
      time and used one. WE did great. So you Just Do It. Start out
      with a fine grade of
      sand paper, and after a minute or two when you
      get the feel of it, go to a larger number
      for a faster
      job, then finish with a fine grade. WE used real
      wood not engineered wood.
      Ask for the direction sheet. or call verathane.
      Donna
      You cant screw up if you keep it moving.

    • #118386
      jeff dillon
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      looking for used equipment drum edger and so forth please contact me back thanks for ur time jeff

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