Posted by Kirk Grau on March 03, 2012 at 17:15:16 from (98.235.64.137):
In Reply to: Floor Progress (pic) posted by in-too-deep on March 03, 2012 at 16:18:23:
As much as you can tell from the picture it looks like you might have a pretty solid floor under there. I might go ahead and rent a drum sander and see what it does on the other half, but probably would not be overly optimistic. Seems about 50-50 to whether or not it will work.
As somebody else noted, go ahead and remove the baseboard. It is going to need to come off eventually to sand the floor. When you go for the drum sander inquire if they have an edge sander as well. Job goes pretty quick with the right tools. When sanding just remember to keep that puppy moving, can make a really nice groove in the floor in seconds if left to sit still.
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