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As long as they're sound and don't have super-deep gouges (although they can be filled) you should be fine. If they've got some kind of coating, maybe figure out what it is because it might make nasty dust or clag the sandpaper.
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That worked. Ta!
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Hmm I should be on 48x13 by then
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Great, that'll do the trick - thanks!
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Where can I get a 700x20c gp4000? All the bike shop search tools are useless
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Late to the party but we got married at Kew. It's not really all that cheap at the weekend but weekdays were ok. They want you to use a caterer from their pre approved list though, and they're all a bit costly.
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Oh it's a horrid plastic thing
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It's just not automatic
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That's our clematis
I'm sure you can do it, just be prepared to spend a fair amount of time preparing things. The sanding itself I found didn't take too long but you need to clear the room completely, make sure all the boards are securely fixed and have everything ready. Ideally you remove all the skirting too and then either put new skirting on or if the old stuff is OK, reuse it.
Then you've got all the filling to do before you do the final sand and lastly you have to finish the floor somehow (we used Osmo).
Oh and it's dusty. I still sometimes find dust from the sanding and it was over 2 years ago.