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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Viper-VE-13-P-13-standard-speed-floor-polisher-/280607221059?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item41557e6543 get yourself some red and white pads for the bottom

Over a large are a buffing machine would be better, do you not agree ms wood you like?

don't worry about wood you like he's just trying to get you to his website to buy something. :oops: Get yourself a polishing [buffer] machine to clean and maintain your floors and they will last years. Havwoods machinary sell a 13" polisher which would suit your needs

WHY?

'you said it ' /LOL

quickstep is better

what ever way?? Your better with engineered

yeah i think you might be on to something like a flexible adhesive. many thanks

i am not concerned with the colour as i will dye it the desired colour

thanks for the respone... yeah the cellulose filler you are talking about is quite expensive and isn,t very good, it falls out, im looking for and alternative? i have heard of a product called durabond 20 which is what im looking for but you can,t get it here, or so i think, im looking for...

sanding and finishing it with lacquer the gaps are 5mm

im looking for an alternative way to fill gaps in wooden floors. I believe i need jointing cement with a minimum shrinkage something that will set fast and hard. the only thing i can find is easi fill 45 but was unsure weather this would set hard enough?

hi does anybody know of a heavy duty joint cement which will set quick and set very hard? Thanks

softwood lye to bleach the orange out of it then a clear blanchon hardwax oil

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SOFTWOOD LYE

15mm :roll:

you will need to put 12mm ply down,