What you should know about stair sanding
By
definition, stair sanding is the process of projecting an abrasive
agent under high pressure on your structure. The idea is to
drastically sand the surface to easily remove old layers of finish
such as varnish, paint, stain. And since every little corner of the
staircase is sanded, the entire surface is brought to a clean and
uniform state.
Unlike
hand sanding and stripping, stair sanding is a much more efficient
and practical technique. It does not need the use of chemicals that
could leave an unpleasant odor. Even it's harmful to the health of
the most sensitive. It is to say that with the right materials and
techniques, we can do this type of work in a single day.
Furthermore,
we should note that stair sanding is a method that can be carried out
in the renovation of hardwood structures, beech, or oak. If you are
planning to sand a softer wood, you must reduce the pressure. For the
simple reason that because of their softness, your surface may become
uneven. However, this situation can permanently be remedied by
sanding the surface, which will take a little longer than expected.
