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clydesdale
 Post subject: New floor installed, I don't like one board- ok to cut out?
PostPosted: Thu Nov 30, 2017 10:30 am 
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I had 4 inch R&Q sawn red oak installed and one board has a stripping that I don't care for. Installer says he can cut it out and glue and new piece in. Will I screw up the integrity of the floor or will it be ok? Thanks.
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Pete A.
 Post subject: Re: New floor installed, I don't like one board- ok to cut out?
PostPosted: Fri Dec 01, 2017 8:11 pm 
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The only thing that you may notice when a new board is installed if it was pre-finished would be that one end would be missing the slight chamfer that goes around the whole board, if it had a bevel around each board. Gluing a new board will not hurt the integrity of your floor.
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clydesdale
 Post subject: Re: New floor installed, I don't like one board- ok to cut out?
PostPosted: Sat Dec 02, 2017 9:28 am 
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This is unfinished hardwood. So, I should be good, right? Thank you for replying.
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Pete A.
 Post subject: Re: New floor installed, I don't like one board- ok to cut out?
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Replace the "bad" board before sanding, or before the final coat of finish is spread over the whole floor.
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