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03-05-00, 06:32 AM

BoopBenz

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Is there a temporary finish I can put on my hardwood floors? We just moved in and it appears to have no or very little sealer. We plan on sanding and sealing them in the future but we would really like to tear down the plaster walls first and don't want to ruin the floors in the process.

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03-05-00, 02:52 PM

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Try linseed oil.

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