A) Apply wood filler B) Clear the room completely C) Rent a drum sander D) Apply a new coat of polyurethane
A) 80-grit B) 120-grit C) 36-40 grit D) 220-grit
A) Belt sander B) Detail sander C) Drum sander D) Orbital sander
A) Fill nail holes and gaps B) Protect the floor from scratches C) Add color to the floor D) Make the floor shiny
A) Vacuum and tack cloth the floor B) Apply a primer C) Let the dust settle overnight D) Wash the floor with soap and water
A) Remove fine dust particles B) Clean up spills C) Apply stain evenly D) Buff the finish
A) Polyurethane B) Latex paint C) Acrylic sealant D) Wallpaper paste
A) 1 B) 10+ C) 5-6 D) 2-3
A) Lightly sand and clean B) Apply more finish immediately C) Wax the floor D) Let the finish cure for a week
A) 80 grit B) 100 grit C) 220-320 grit D) 40 grit
A) Applying a sealant B) Removing the old finish completely C) Coloring the floor with stain D) Lightly sanding between coats of finish
A) 12 hours B) Immediately C) 1 hour D) At least 24 hours
A) Water-based polyurethane B) Wax C) Shellac D) Oil-based polyurethane
A) The wood becoming lighter B) The wood shrinking when stain is applied C) The wood becoming darker D) The wood fibers swelling when water-based stain/finish is applied
A) Apply a pre-stain conditioner B) Skip sanding C) Use oil-based stain only D) Apply the finish thickly
A) To add shine to the floor B) To change the color of the wood C) To make the floor smoother D) To protect the wood from moisture
A) Stain, sand, finish B) Finish, sand, stain C) Sand, stain, finish D) Sand, finish, stain
A) Sand large, open areas B) Apply finish C) Remove old stain D) Sand along edges and corners
A) Dust mask and eye protection B) Earplugs only C) Bare feet D) Gloves only
A) Sanding in circular motions B) Sanding against the grain C) Gradually reducing the pressure on the sander at the end of a pass D) Using a coarse grit sandpaper
A) It will be cheaper B) It will be more durable C) It may not cure properly D) It will dry faster
A) Soak them in water and put them in the trash B) Lay them flat to dry completely outdoors C) Bury them in the garden D) Throw them in the trash immediately
A) Low odor and faster drying time B) Easier application C) Higher durability D) Lower cost
A) Applying too thin of a coat B) Sanding too lightly between coats C) Applying too thick of a coat D) Waiting too long between coats
A) Sponge B) Paint brush C) Natural bristle or foam brush D) Wire brush
A) Feel the floor with your hands B) Use a long straightedge C) Look at the floor from a distance D) Use a level
A) Using a high-quality brush B) Applying finish in high humidity C) Sanding with fine grit sandpaper D) Applying thin coats
A) Use bleach B) Use vinegar C) Use abrasive cleaners D) Use a pH-neutral cleaner
A) To measure the thickness of the wood B) To measure the flatness of the floor C) To measure the moisture content of the wood D) To measure the gloss of the finish
A) Skipping sections of the floor B) Applying the finish in circles C) Using a roller instead of a brush D) Slightly overlapping each brush stroke |