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if its a dark or toffee colour bamboo try rubbing some lindseed oil over the scratches it wont get rid of them but will do a great job off hiding them or if there is any quite big scratches fill them with a wax repair kit...

why not float it the junckers way with their own unique clip system

just bought one for light trade use for £73. what a quality router, powerful and quite light, 2 led lights so you can see the cutter, fine height adjustment. quality :D

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mira x plan self leveling compound, good stuff easy to use level up to 50mm dries quick

THat is timberex wax oil ive got the application of that product down to a fine art.... Im talking about their new product hardwax oil Its fine now i was just wanting to know whether to put it on and leave it or put it on and wait 30minutes and then rub off like the wax oil[/u]

you should of lifted the carpet tiles up first. if the laminte is separeting from the mdf on the board its being caused by water

what is your subfloor? what room is the floor laid in?

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mate its timberex fast cure (3 hour dry) the company i work for only use oils and waxes were as the last 5 years ive only used lacquer. me being the only sander their i have the task of figuring out these products the last year ive been using wax oil which involves squeeging on about 3 times and...

can anyone please tell me what size of transformer box i need for my mitre saw 1600watt

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does anyone know the right way to apply hardwax oil do you, role it on with a short pile roller evenly and leave it or do you put it on then rub it of

Oak takes varnish very well. less maintenece you would want to put on a varnish {put it on with a roller] and use a good brand like bona or eukula

i use Timberex Extra White Oil Stain [http://www.vanillawoodfloors.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=90_92&products_id=273} it would be best to put a clear polyurethane finish on top of that it is more effective with pine and it would be best to put a clear polyurethane finish on top...

How was the floor fixed? Was it screwed or nailed and was the boiler losing pressure before the floor was fitted? If not get in touch with floor people and explain to them.

Hi does anyone have any experence with sliding walls. I live in an upstairs flat and was thinking of making 2 sliding walls on the landing at the top of the stairs. just wanting to no about the rails they will be running on and were to get them TThanks

Well mate Im just a wood floor fitter and i have near £15000 worth of tools and my own van. Oh and i have public liability insurance

well ive got 2 children under 3 i work about 40 hours a week average my partner doesn,t cause of the kids i have a morgage and no central heating system. I can see your point how im coming across ungrateful and i agree at £1400 Im getting a good deal The only reason i came on here...

you are a prick