I had to replace some foot moulding that was made of oak, but one section is the white composite stuff. (I have blue painter's tape on both sides). If I paint it it the oak color of the baseboards, will that work? Any suggestions? Thanks ..read more

I've tried adhesive remover , goo gone, vinegar. steaming. Is there anything else I could use to get this up without having to sand. I'm not looking for perfection just improvement. thanks for any and all help or suggestions ..read more

As some of you may have seen on sister forums, I'm living in a house that needs a lot of repairs/updates. I believe it was pretty much a DIY build back in the 30s or 40s. From what I can tell, the house originally consisted of a laundry room, one bathroom, one bedroom, the kitchen and a living room. I believe in 1947 (which I'm guessing from the 1-22-47 FAT scrawled on one of the joists of my room) they added two more bedrooms. I'm not sure when they added the greatroom and changed the... Read more ..read more

Rectangular standalone shed 475cm x 305cm. Old solid concrete walls with the exception of the front wall. Front wall single concrete blocks unplastered. The galvanised roof now needs replacing. Existing concrete floor is below patio by approx 10cm. Floor is prone to dampness along the front wall. Floor is very unlevel and cracked. Best option is to remove old concrete floor and install new one with a damp proof course?? How high does this new concrete floor need to be... Read more ..read more

Rectangular standalone shed 475cm x 305cm. Old solid concrete walls with the exception of the front wall. Front wall single concrete blocks unplastered. The galvanised roof now needs replacing. Concrete floor is below patio by approx 10cm. Floor is prone to dampness along the front wall. Floor is very unlevel and cracked. Best option is to remove old concrete floor and install new one with a damp proof course? How high does this new concrete floor need to... Read more ..read more

Today I decided to improve upon yesterday’s techniques by adding a few extra steps. Not sure if they will stand the test of tomorrow but here they are at this present moment. # 1 > Seam Edge Helmet: to protect the edge during delivery. # 2 > Cutting Machine Sucker: to keep the work space and truck a little bit cleaner. Photo # 3 > I’m paying KUDOS to the Mohawk factory working who made this crops seam…… What cross seam ? Exactly … The one directly in line with the cutting... Read more ..read more

Hi all, I'm looking for a product to patch the flooring as seen in the picture so that I can put sheet vinyl on top. Should i get some vinyl tiles and fill in the gaps and then use floor patch in the gaps or just use the floor patch over the entire areas lacking tiles? I'm thinking something like this https://www.homedepot.com/p/Custom-...rep-1-Gal-Pre-Mixed-Floor-Patch-FP1/100678058 but if there's a better way/product, please recommend. Also, I'm thinking... Read more ..read more

Wanted to say hello 1st post. Wanted to pick y’all’s brains. I have a bathroom that’s being redone. Can I run Pergo Waterproof Wood Plank Laminate under the tub it only weighs around 60 lbs ..read more

I've always leveled floors for Laminate or LVP with filler. I have a job about ready to start with a Mohawk LVP. It's an upstairs converted to a second rental. It's going over an old fir floor so Ardex doesn't seem like the best option. When layering felt I'd assume #15 would be the best option ..read more

To all black listeners and Members here at the Flooring Forum, may you have a nice holiday of celebration ….This day, from the past, has significant meaning today, because we never want to forget this tragic mistake in our history. Please continue to forgive us for the present and future Shock Wave that continues to effect us. Hey ! I just heard an interview with the star actor from ‘ Lawman, Bass Reeves ‘ He sounds like a class act of a person, who plays a historical character from our... Read more ..read more