Flooring and Carpeting/Expert Profile

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User	Date	K	C	T	P	Comments
eric	11/20/09	10	10	10	10
Anne	11/20/09	10	10	10	10	Bill, will try the wax stripper first .....
Anne	11/20/09	10	10	10	10	Thanks, Bill.
Jill	11/10/09	10	10	10	10	fastest response I've ever seen! great advice .....
Kat	10/27/09	10	10	10	10	I appreciate your time and especially the .....

Recent Answers from Bill Hohmann

2009-11-19 tumble marble sealing:

Sounds like you used an impregnator first, and they do not strip. Sounds like your second coating was interfered by the "penetrating" sealer. Try hitting the surface with a hair dryer for awhile, and

2009-11-17 laminate flooring:

I am not into wood flooring. I don't know what will correct the problem with the planks; you will probably need to get in touch with a wood flooring guy. After it is fixed, if possible, you should be

2009-11-15 Stripping brick interior floor:

This could be a coating that has deteriorated, or it could be a wax. I don't think this is moisture coming up from below, as this usually produces a deposit on and around the grout. Looks like stripping

2009-11-15 Stripping Brick Floors:

First, I would try cleaning the floor with a wax stripper and brush. After it has dried, apply a small amount of a floor finish to a spot and see if the aesthetics are okay. It may be this is all that

2009-11-12 ugly split brick:

The urethane can be stripped using our SR-5 stripper. This will also clean up the grout lines. There is the option of painting the grout lines if you want, and there are coatings for this purpose.