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Hardwood flooring experts?

Julian

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So we have hardwood floors throughout our ground floor, and they are ok most places, but in a few spots the wear is really starting to show. Any tips of if I can do something to address the areas of wear (see below). This tends to be where chairs are moved the most. Can I reseal/coat them with anything? Would it make those areas look too different (they look different already as you can see)?

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You need to address the problem of the bar stool legs first. Get felt pads on those legs! Then a sand and restain/clear is in order.
 
Yep - Felt pads will help, but they'll need to be replaced as they collect dirt. Old English scratch cover works to hide the scratches somewhat if you don't want to do a whole floor sand/refinish.
 
You need to address the problem of the bar stool legs first. Get felt pads on those legs! Then a sand and restain/clear is in order.
Once you go down the sand and restain path it can be a tricky road. We have white oak floors that we’re stained dark color and had it all sanded down and everything on the floor refinished.

I worry that if you start to sand and refinish you will have to keep going…
 
Worse case you could have the flooring refinished. Had this done a couple of years ago, before we sold our last home. Oak does refinish nicely. I laid maple flooring in my last house, looked great new, but paid someone to refinish it (took them two tries and I still wasn't completely happy with the results.)

Jim
 
Thanks for all the replies! This was a video I found on the topic:


Might give that or the Holloway a try.

We had felt on those chairs but it keeps coming off. We are trying to find smaller felt condoms to put on them--we used these on other chair legs and they work great....just not found ones narrow enough for these chairs yet.

These work great.....but are too big for the small metal legs....

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