Att: Larry. A Stained Floor

[Dusty]

G'day, Larry, seeing as we sort of hijacked the other man's thread I'd thought I'd start a new one regarding some pictures of my approach to floor board staining.
Let us know what ya think?


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FIRST UP THE FLOOR IS TAPED UP INTO MANAGABLE SECTIONS TO ELIMINATE OVERLAPS

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BRILLIANT TRADESMAN APPLIES STAIN WITH STAIN PAD

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ONCE THE FIRST RUN IS DONE WE ARE READY TO FILL IN THE BLANKS

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READY FOR THE FINISHING COATS (3) OF TWO PACK POLURETHANE

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ALMOST FINISHED WITH THE STAIN APPLICATION

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EACH COAT IS LIGHTLY CUT BACK BETWEEN THE COATINGS

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THIS SHOT GIVES A BIT OF AN INDICATION OF THE COLOUR

[Dusty]

And to continue on.....
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THE FINAL COAT BEING APPLIED

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NOW THE DEPTH OF COLOUR AND FINISHING IS NOTICABLE

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LOOKING BACK THE OTHER WAY. NICE ROOM.

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COOL COLOUR. A BIT DIFFERET TO THE NORMAL WALNUT BROWNS

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WE ALSO DID THE STAIRS AS WELL.

Well, there we go. Like it?
I have other stain photos of the normal brown tones as well.

[Larry McCully]

Hi bro, I was able to get into your album on picasa . 11pm finish ahhh that brings back memories. Great work
I love this trade. I dont think that people realize the amount of work and heart that goes into finishing a floor. Well done bro, it is a pleasure to know you.:2tsup:.....Larry

[glock40sw]

Great looking floor.
I can only imagine the prep work and the dedication to do something like this.
You blokes are definately craftsmen, not tradesmen.

[Larry McCully]

Hi trev, seen you were on line, stopped in to say geday. Hows you been?

[Larry McCully]

And to continue on.....
http://lh6.google.com/image/clintfudgefloorsanding/RiJDISM6RjI/AAAAAAAAIkM/UB6BVdWXMEM/s288/Floor%40Pederson%20043.jpg (http://picasaweb.google.com/clintfudgefloorsanding/FloorPedersons/photo#5053675541467121202)
THE FINAL COAT BEING APPLIED

http://lh3.google.com/image/clintfudgefloorsanding/RiJEuiM6RmI/AAAAAAAAIkk/0MkwgmtfIqM/s288/Floor%40Pederson%20046.jpg (http://picasaweb.google.com/clintfudgefloorsanding/FloorPedersons/photo#5053677298108745314)
NOW THE DEPTH OF COLOUR AND FINISHING IS NOTICABLE

http://lh6.google.com/image/clintfudgefloorsanding/RiJFZSM6RnI/AAAAAAAAIks/ZO2NZXodp84/s288/Floor%40Pederson%20047.jpg (http://picasaweb.google.com/clintfudgefloorsanding/FloorPedersons/photo#5053678032548152946)
LOOKING BACK THE OTHER WAY. NICE ROOM.

http://lh6.google.com/image/clintfudgefloorsanding/RiJGfSM6RpI/AAAAAAAAIk8/S8KQ_CbT6go/s288/Floor%40Pederson%20049-1.jpg (http://picasaweb.google.com/clintfudgefloorsanding/FloorPedersons/photo#5053679235138995858)
COOL COLOUR. A BIT DIFFERET TO THE NORMAL WALNUT BROWNS

http://lh4.google.com/image/clintfudgefloorsanding/RiJJ5yM6RvI/AAAAAAAAIls/TDeVFjDo01c/s288/Floor%40Pederson%20055.jpg (http://picasaweb.google.com/clintfudgefloorsanding/FloorPedersons/photo#5053682988940412658)
WE ALSO DID THE STAIRS AS WELL.

Well, there we go. Like it?
I have other stain photos of the normal brown tones as well.
I am going to start taking some photos and show you some of mine.

[glock40sw]

G'day Larry.
I've been away for 2 weeks. Am only now getting caught up with the backlog at work.

I'm going to brisbane to inspect a floor tomorrow (tues). One section of the floor has verticle movement between the Tongue and the groove. About 3 sq/M. The rest of the floor is fine. All came from the same machine run. Ultraset and staple to Y/Tongue. I'm thinking the glue has not bonded, thus allowing movement.

We'll see what develops..