Following are the useful ways to tackle big cracks on the surface with Floor Sanding in Melbourne and many other techniques.  

Wood-Fiber Paste Repairs

At the point when you are profoundly resurfacing the floor with a drum-style sander, you can gather the subsequent sanding residue to make a wood-fibre glue filler. Blend the sanding dust with enough oil-based urethane for a thick glue and spread the glue into the floor splits. Urethane recoils as it dries, so you'll likely need to top off the splits a couple of times before fixing the floor. Brushing wet urethane inside the splits before filling them with the glue enables the fix to stick. A wood-fibre glue fix acknowledges a limited quantity of wood stain, yet the urethane keeps it from retaining a lot. This fix is best performed on a story that is fixed, yet not recoloured.