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Subject Topic: floor delam
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13/6/2008 at 8:08pm
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well here again lol after reading all the posts about this very popular topic i went ahead and done the deed all looking good however there seems to be resin all over the place.

will this sand away really easy or is there a better method in getting rid?

thanks again guys this really is a top site

mike



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if it is not proud and will not be felt under the carpet just leave it,you can sand down but wear a mask as its not nice stuff.

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I used some kitchen roll and wiped up as i went along.

This was then put and a plastic bag and binned.

Resin will sand without problems, but make sure it is fully set.



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thanxs guys i shall keep you all posted


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Best to buy some cheap packing tape and cover the floor with it first.

Then as you go along, tap wooden dowels in so that you do not get too much on the surface.

When finished, peel up the tape and hey ho, a clean floor.




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