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Carpets, Lino & Flooring

My laminate floor in the conservatory has small dart holes in it.

Anonymous user 22/02/2024 - 2.31 PM

Rather than change the flooring is there anything I can do to put it right?

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7 Answers

Anonymous user

you could write numbers on it from 1-20
Answered5 June 2011
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Anonymous user

Hi Chedley If the dart holes are not large, you can buy laminate floor repair kits from most DIY shops and builders merchants. Basically, they are little pots of pigment and filler, you mix the pigments into the filler to get something to match then fill the holes, leave to dry, then polish off with the little smoothing pads they have in the kits and finish with a lacquer. They are pretty good for what they are and if you just need a small repair. -John
Answered5 June 2011
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Anonymous user

yeah get a soft wax the same coulour as the floor this will make them less noticable regards,mike
Answered5 June 2011
1

Woodfloor Carpenter

Rating: 5 out of 5
Crawley
hi, if it's a modern clic style laminate the damaged boards can be replaced [if you have any spare or they are still available] if it is an older glue together floor then it's more involved , mayb your house insurance covers this as accidental damage ? regards lance
Answered5 June 2011
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Anonymous user

providing the holes are small, they can be waxed in using a wax repair kit. These kits are sometimes available in large DIY shops, if not ask a kitchen installer for his help, he will definately have one.
Answered5 June 2011
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Anonymous user

Try Colorfill worktop/laminate filler, available in a lot of wood colours, polishes flat with solvent when dry
Answered5 June 2011
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Anonymous user

unfortunatley once it has been damaged its hard to repair,you can put glue in the holes and sweep over with sawduust to cover the holes which would blend them in but you will still be left with a rough finish
Answered5 June 2011
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