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Mr. Sandless floor refinishing

16 years ago

Has anyone used Mr. Sandless floor refinishing to redo their hardwood floors? It's an alternative to stripping floors with a sander. I'm thinking about doing this but would like to know if anyone used them and how they liked their floors. I called for an estimate and it will cost $795 for 400sf and takes about 4-6 hours.

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atc1970
16 years ago
All they do is sreen and recoat the floor. Any wood floor company can do this.It can make the floor look better but not the same as having it sanded.
joycedc
15 years ago
Rosie: Did you use Mr sandless? If so, what do you think about their services?
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