Flooring installation method

Definition of Refinish

Floor refinishing refers to the process of sanding, smoothing, and applying new coats of lacquer to a hardwood floor.

Refinishing is a great way to prolong the life of wood floors and remove a dented floor finish, scuff marks, and discoloration.

Refinishing hardwood floors is necessary if a floor has:

  • Water damage
  • Faded and discolored
  • Hard-to-remove stains
  • Major scratches and dents

It’s also a good option if you want to change the color of your floors.

The following video takes you through the process of refinishing hardwood floors.

Example of Refinish in a Sentence

“Our hardwood floors look brand new after they were refinished last week.”

Synonyms:

  • Redo

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