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Sanding & Refinishing

Why Amazing Floors?

At Amazing Floors in St. Augustine, FL, we specialize in expert sanding and refinishing services that breathe new life into your hardwood floors. Our skilled team uses advanced sanding techniques and top-quality finishes to create smooth, durable surfaces that will enhance the beauty of your floors for years to come. We offer a wide range of customizable finishes, ensuring your floors not only look amazing but are protected against wear and tear. To minimize dust during the sanding process, we use effective dust containment systems; however, some cleanup is always expected. For a complete, turnkey service, we also offer post-project cleaning to ensure your space looks pristine. With a focus on attention to detail, efficiency, and professionalism, we are the trusted choice for hardwood floor refinishing in St. Augustine, FL.

Finish Types

Oil-Based Polyurethane

Durability: Very durable and resistant to wear and tear.
Appearance: Gives a rich, amber tone that deepens with age.
Drying Time: Longer drying time, typically 8–24 hours between coats.
Benefits: Less expensive, holds up better against moisture
Cons: Strong fumes, it will yellow over time

Red Oak Sanded With 3 Coats Duraseal Polyurethane High Gloss

Water-Based Finishes

Durability: Generally considered harder than oil based poly, especially two-part component finishes which contain a catalyst similar to epoxy
Appearance: Typically clear to showcase the natural color of the wood, there are different sealers or additives to achieve white washed or amber looks
Drying Time: Faster drying time, usually 2–4 hours between coats.
Benefits: Have UV protectants (more resistant to yellowing)
Cons: More expensive

Refinished Hardwood With Bona Traffic HD

Duraseal Stains

Here at Amazing Floors we utilize Duraseal stains which offer a wide variety of color finishes, applies evenly, and provides protection against moisture & wear. Here are some different stain options applied to red oak. This is only to give you an idea of color options, stain applies differently on all wood.