Daughter christens new floor

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Well, countless hours of work sanding, prepping, staining (Varathane-"Golden Pecan") and 3 coats of Varathane oil-based high-gloss clear varnish and finally pulled the plastic and opened the room for use.
My youngest loves it, and I am very relieved at how nice it turned out.
 

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That floor looks beautiful.....nice job...How many hours went into that? It doesn't look like a small room!
 
Awesome Job Bro, They look Amazing!! You should Be proud!!
 
From the title I thought you meant she pee'd on the floor.
Nice job. Now have fun maintaining it!
 
Damn , that floor is awesome looking and im sure that was a shit ton of work ..Wow is what im saying .stunning for sure....Great job and the end result is awesome .
 
That looks fantastic mrhtbd! I can truly appreciate the amount of work you put into that, as I was a remodeler for many years. ;)
 
borgluvr said:
That floor looks beautiful.....nice job...How many hours went into that? It doesn't look like a small room!
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At least 100 hours including prep, etc. The living room (with the 3 windows) is 18'x12', the dining room (with the green paint which needs new paint) is 12'x10'. Added to the entrance hallway and it's about 440 Square feet.
The floor trim looks a bit dirty because I pushed the varnich under the edges to seal them and will be trim painted soon.
Of course, the hallway walls need a small drywall patch repair (in the one picture) and new paint.
PS: the wife loves it, and that's what matters.
I want her to spread her wings, feel comfortable in her home, and nest.
 
mrhtbd said:
At least 100 hours including prep, etc. The living room (with the 3 windows) is 18'x12', the dining room (with the green paint which needs new paint) is 12'x10'. Added to the entrance hallway and it's about 440 Square feet.
The floor trim looks a bit dirty because I pushed the varnich under the edges to seal them and will be trim painted soon.
Of course, the hallway walls need a small drywall patch repair (in the one picture) and new paint.
PS: the wife loves it, and that's what matters.
I want her to spread her wings, feel comfortable in her home, and nest.
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100Hrs ...WOW.. a labour of love, but looks like it payed off! Oh hey, I'm sure your wife loves it...what woman wouldn't! It gives a real warm, classy feeling to a home ....hardwood floors! And clean as well!
 
I have refinished a few floors like this and it is well worth it. I would never buy carpet again. You did a GREAT job mrhtbd!
 
my Danes would destroy that floor, but damn it looks good. I just laid 1100 sqft of 12mm laminate so i feel your pain.

Nice work.
 
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