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Is it possible to restore/replace wooden floor filler to a good finish?
Anonymous user 28/02/2024 - 3.48 PM
Is it possible to restore floor filler in between wooden floorboards where it has cracked? And is it possible to do this without affecting the rest of the floor, and getting a good finish that matches?
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4 Answers
Regency conservatory roofs ltd
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If small cracks, Use wax filler sticks... lots of different shades to match... hope this helps
Answered6 April 2020
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Richard C L Pillinger
Rating: 5 out of 5
Whilst I think the answer to use wax is exactly right, I would prefer to use a bees wax such as Liberon in a tin, applied with a soft cloth which will give a better blend into the area to be treated. A personal view, but I have great faith in this type of wax and have used it very successfully on large and small areas of floor.
Answered6 April 2020
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Anonymous user
You can use wax to a degree but the colours are not always the best so a wood dye can be mixed up to colour match.
Regards
Colin
Answered15 April 2020
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CKN Carpentry & Construction
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Remove old filler. If large gaps cork strips glued in
Or a qualty mastic/joint filler to move with floor boards colour co ordinated. Wouldnt use normal filler
Answered21 April 2020
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