1 March 2015

I have managed to cut and trim some melamine doors, but then the priority on getting the kitchen floor done became bigger. I started sanding the new kitchen floor. It turned out to be quite a job. I have been using the small orbital sander. That means that I don't cut grooves in the floorboards with the  belt sander. Only problem is this machine vibrates a lot. My wrists could not take more than about an hour at a time. That meant that I spent all week sanding. I have not removed all blemishes, that is what gives the building it's character. On Tuesday I contacted our Woodoc rep in NZ, in Tauranga. Thursday morning I  received the required two cans of Woodoc 25. And the price is 66% of the local product. All the units have now been removed, sitting in the dining room, and tomorrow I am planning to tidy up and start applying the varnish. Sorry, I am having finger trouble with the pictures, but is you use your imagination, you will see a room with a bare floor and a corner pantry in one corner.