One of the most popular hardwood floor finishing systems we offer here at City Floor Supply is the one provided by WOCA. WOCA’s got the whole installation process covered, from finishing prep to aftercare…. Read More
Dying hardwood floors is pretty difficult. Dye dries quickly, so there’s a lot of room for mistakes, especially the appearance of frustrating lap lines or stop marks in your final product. Using aniline… Read More
Many hardwood floor installation mistakes occur as a result of improper finish application. Hardwood floor contractors must be sure that they’re knowledgeable about all of the products they use on their clients’ floors. Here… Read More
Refinishing a hardwood floor in a kitchen is a tough job, but with the right tools you can make the process go smoothly. Here are two challenges that come with refinishing or installing… Read More
Carpet stain applicators are circular pads cut from carpets that are used to apply hardwood floor stains to your floors. They attach to a rotary buffer via a white or red scotchbrite pad,… Read More
Different wood species installed as hardwood floors will give rooms different atmospheres. Applying oil pretreatments to your hardwood floors can add even more variety to your home design by helping you achieve a… Read More
Why do fisheyes appear in hardwood floors during the finishing process? And what, exactly, are they? These are some of the most common questions coming from hardwood floor mechanics. Fisheyes are light depressions in… Read More
During the hardwood floor installation process, your drive plate is just as important as the sander itself. If your plate has limited capabilities, so will you. The ability to correct mistakes is an… Read More
Applicator stop marks can be quite a nuisance when in the final stages of completing a hardwood floor install or sand and finish project. Stop marks occur when the applicator suddenly stops moving… Read More
Applying finishes to hardwood floors is one of the more tricky aspects to installing floors. If the sanding or screening process is done improperly, dreaded swirl marks will appear on the floor. Unfortunately, swirl… Read More
