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    Aug 13, 2011, 06:01 PM
    Is it possible to strip and wax a 6880sq ft floor for $900
    A school is requiere to have its floor strip and wax and they say they got a bid for $900 is this possible
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    Aug 13, 2011, 06:18 PM

    That does not sound at all possible to me. You should ask to see the actual quotation they got for this price. That is a big area to strip of all old wax and lacquer, and refinish. Would be interesting to find out how many men will be working for how many hours to do a job like that for 900.

    What type of floor is it ?
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