Sort of on topic - wooden floor

Charles responds:

>>We are converting a church into a theatre and the wooden floor is causing
>>some problems.
>>
>>It seems to have been waxed and polished for the last seventy years or so
>>with the result that it is very slippery indeed.
>>
>>Has anyone any ideas on how I can preserve the look but lose the slip?
>>
>>Mekon
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>probably the easiest thing to try first would be some non-skid wax.
>You may have to remove the existing was with a stripper.

There also used to be a dance floor wax that could just be sprinkled on the
floor. Haven't seen it in many years, but...it was supposed to give a
"controlled slip."



Charlie Self

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In article <[email protected]>,
Charlie Self <[email protected]> wrote:
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>
>Charles responds:
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>>>We are converting a church into a theatre and the wooden floor is causing
>>>some problems.
>>>
>>>It seems to have been waxed and polished for the last seventy years or so
>>>with the result that it is very slippery indeed.
>>>
>>>Has anyone any ideas on how I can preserve the look but lose the slip?
>>>
>>>Mekon
>>
>>
>>probably the easiest thing to try first would be some non-skid wax.
>>You may have to remove the existing was with a stripper.
>
>There also used to be a dance floor wax that could just be sprinkled on the
>floor. Haven't seen it in many years, but...it was supposed to give a
>"controlled slip."

It's still around. square dance clubs use it.