Best way to fill the gaps opening up in old restored pine floor board

Discussion in 'Carpenters' Talk' started by Kaboo, Oct 29, 2021.

  1. Kaboo

    Kaboo Member

    Hiya, please see the attached pics. The floor is of original pine floorboards that were restored, sanded and sealed by something (likely to be varnished) by the previous owners some 7 years ago.

    It is still in pretty good shape and should not need resanding-revarnish for a few more years. But the sealant in the gaps between the floorboards is coming out in places. These new holes/gaps are drafty and I want to seal them. What should I use? Most of them are quite narrow (less than 5 mm).

    Cheers
     

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  2. woodbutcherbower

    woodbutcherbower Screwfix Select

    chillimonster and Kaboo like this.
  3. Kaboo

    Kaboo Member

    Will this work with varnished wood?
     
  4. woodbutcherbower

    woodbutcherbower Screwfix Select

    It will indeed. It’s acrylic so it sticks to anything and stays flexible so it stays put even when the floor expands and contracts. Very good product.
     
  5. woodbutcherbower

    woodbutcherbower Screwfix Select

  6. GS63

    GS63 Active Member

    Thanks for that info.

    I'll soon be sanding a floor which I'll be finishing with Osmo this stuff will help.
     
  7. Astramax

    Astramax Super Member

    Yes, very well, thank you for asking, how's yourself.
     
  8. Kaboo

    Kaboo Member

    Thank you. I will be ordering it. Have come to love Osmo products.
     

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