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I don't want to sink any more money or work into the floors since the new owner will likely replace them within a few years. They can't really be sanded because they were previously to us buying the house, and the tongue and grooves are sanded very thin in places and are starting to split out here and there.
Otherwise, the floors are quite usable for a while, just pretty rustic. I want to know if there is a good, easy-to-use relatively inexpensive product that will shine up the floors? I'm not really worried about buildup, mainly just improving the appearance. Thanks!
By Jon from Denver, CO
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07/22/2010
I would not do anything to the floors. Let the new owners decide what they want to do with the floors.
We discovered hardwood floors under our carpet, this is the original hardwood from when the house was built in the 50's
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