The medium grit paper smooths the floor by removing the visible lines from the coarse sandpaper.
What grit sandpaper for hardwood floors.
Best answer for either soft or hardwoods start around 50 grit and gradually step down to 120 grit.
Start with coarse sandpaper of 36 to 40 grit progress to a medium 60 grit paper and finish with a finer 100 grit.
Takes out 60 or 80 grit scratch.
The result is a fresh new looking wood floor.
Final grit for birch and maple floors and any floor that will be stained.
This is usually the final grit for maple birch or other particularly hard woods and for any floor that you would like to stain.
Replace the abrasive belt after sanding about 250 square feet for most effective results.
Takes out 60grit scratch but does not remove wood or finish final grit pass for most american hardwood floors 100grit takes out 60 or 80grit scratch.
Once the entire room is down to bare smooth wood switch to a medium 80 grit sandpaper.
They feature mid to low grit numbers.
We call this process rough cutting.
Macro grit sandpaper macro grits are a class of abrasives that range from medium to coarse sandpaper calibers.
Do not skip the progression from coarse grades to finer grades.
Macro grit sized sandpapers are commonly used on tougher wood and metals and have a stronger clearance.
Can take out the scratch from 120 grit or 100 grit sandpaper if necessary.