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Tim B
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Minneapolis
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Hardwood Flooring Nightmare

Tim B
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Minneapolis
Posted

Upon exposing oak floors I found the old carpet pad has completely broken down and sticks like glue to the oak. Used a long handled scrapper - but that is very slow and gouging the floor.

Anyone have an idea how to remove this padding - refinisher says the sticky padding will gum up the sand paper and his machine.

Can anyone help me out of this sticky situation?

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