Victorian Pine floor boards

[JoceAndChris]

I try to be manly and DIY-focussed but it doesn't work! :lol:

AMc - that was a really helpful explanation, with a lovely end result, as I've said before.

 

[monmaison2009]

yes, very good explanation and great pictures I really like the uniform color finish

Is there any reason why you chose waxing over oiling?

 

[LadyArowana]

Those are NOT pictures of a floor. They're pictures of a fluffy puddy and a cuddly bunny.

You're so transparent. :wink:

Joce has trained them to work methodically over the floors using their nice fluffy paws to bring up a lovely shine, they were just sitting back admiring their work!

 

[Penners]

:roll: :roll:

 

[yamin]

Those are NOT pictures of a floor. They're pictures of a fluffy puddy and a cuddly bunny.

You're so transparent. :wink:

Joce has trained them to work methodically over the floors using their nice fluffy paws to bring up a lovely shine, they were just sitting back admiring their work!

McCavity not much cop when it came to bleeding the radiators though

 

[AMc]

yes, very good explanation and great pictures I really like the uniform colour finish

Is there any reason why you chose waxing over oiling?

Not really. The hard wax oil gives a very solid non sticky surface and was a doddle to apply. I was recommended the product here and independently by my builder/underfloor contractor. I would definitely use it again.
The colour is very even thanks to being very very careful about brushing out the colour foundation but there is still lots of variation so it doesn't look like the engineered wood we have laid elsewhere.