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Deep Scratches - Wood Floors
Wood Floors
74 times mentioned • Kyee Z • 17 October 2017

Wood Floors

Floor Problem and their solution,EXCESSIVE WEAR.Even when sanded and finished properly, wood requires regular maintenance. Grit left on wood floors acts like sandpaper when walked on, and unclipped pet nails or unprotected furniture feet can scratch a finish considerably.

At times, I've been able to recoat a slightly worn floor without sanding off all the old finish. But when a floor has lots of wear and deep scratches, it's best to sand down the floor to bare wood and refinish it.
Deep Scratches - Engineered Wood Flooring
Engineered Wood Flooring
18 times mentioned • Kyee Z • 16 October 2017

Engineered Wood Flooring

COMPARE LAMINATE AND ENGINEERED WOOD Engineered Wood Flooring:In that it is made of wood, it does not conduct cold well. Laminate Flooring:Aminate is thicker than vinyl and incorporates wood content, it is easier to walk on and warmer to the touch than vinyl. Engineered Wood Flooring:Engineered wood can receive only a limited number of sandings before the veneer layer wears through.

Laminate Flooring:Laminate cannot be refinished. You can fill in deep scratches on a spot-by-spot basis.
Deep Scratches - Long Aging Process
Long Aging Process
6 times mentioned • Hadfah Rifa • 19 September 2018

Long Aging Process

Wall that has gone through long aging process will experience portion that is damaged by water leaking, scratches, other potential external forces and internal wall quality issue. Skimmer in Malaysia will need to make sure the holes, deep scratches are being filled up before applying two layers of skim coat compounds.

Then and there, surfaces will be treated with sanding before any wallpaper or paint applied on it, right after the coat dries and has become smooth.
Bare Wood - Slightly Damp Mop
Slightly Damp Mop
5 times mentioned • Shark Dut Dut • 27 November 2017

Slightly Damp Mop

Lime or white washing your floor on a DIY basis If you have an existing floor that you'd like to lime wash, it's a relatively straightforward process, but not something that should be done on new flooring because it might cause damage. What you need to do is sand the floor until it is free of all old varnish and finishing.

Once you're down to the bare wood, you need to remove all traces of sanding dust by hoovering and then going over the floor with a slightly damp mop before letting it dry thoroughly.
Bare Wood - Best Way
Best Way
116 times mentioned • Kyee Z • 17 October 2017

Best Way

Floor Problem and their solution.PEELING FINISH.The best way to fix a peeling floor is to sand it down to bare wood and restart the finishing process. Simply abrading the floor and applying a new top coat might not fix the problem.

Without resanding, waxes, oils, and furniture polishes used to clean wood floors seep into the pores of the finish and can prevent the new finish from bonding successfully.
Slightly Worn - Wet Road Conditions
Wet Road Conditions
9 times mentioned • Gordon Anderson • 06 July 2016

Wet Road Conditions

These set of Falken Azenis RT-615K grips to the tarmac like glue, sticky and plants the car on the ground even while aggresively driving or cornering. It doesn't perform all so well while on wet tarmac though, and I've experienced slight skids with slightly worn treads. Other than that, this tyre provides comfort and less noise while driving on normal dry conditions.

Grips well on dry road, making driving at high speeds and aggressive cornering effortless! Price is also just right for what it does! Performance on wet road conditions is quite bad.
Slightly Worn - Down The Smallest Detail
Down The Smallest Detail
4 times mentioned • C Y • 27 November 2017

Down The Smallest Detail

Tradition Sculpture SCULPTED AND SCRAPED BY HAND Tradition Sculpture reflects pure craftsmanship. This authentic collection features natural oak floors, handcrafted down to the smallest detail. The rustic and rural character is created by a rough, hand-scraped look.

Saw cuts in the structure leave that that slightly worn and damaged impression. This is art.
Slightly Worn - Piece Furniture
Piece Furniture
117 times mentioned • Tom Cruise • 10 August 2018

Piece Furniture

When it's time to replace that old and slightly worn sofa, chair or other piece of furniture, you don't have to necessarily set it out on the curb with a “free” sign. If your furniture items are in fairly decent shape, you may be able to get some cash for them.

With that said, before you give your used furniture away, or bring it to the junkyard or pay someone to take it, consider for a moment earning a little extra cash by selling it.
Down The Floor - Build Lean Muscle
Build Lean Muscle
6 times mentioned • Lisa Z • 20 June 2018

Build Lean Muscle

HIIT. Designed to make you perform like an athlete. HIIT improve strength and build lean muscle.

This workout uses barbell, weight plate and body weight exercises to blast all major muscle groups. HIIT is combined with powerful music and inspirational coaches who will be down on the floor with you, motivating you to go harder to get fit, fast.
Down The Floor - Metal Legs Provide
Metal Legs Provide
4 times mentioned • Monkeyyy Blah • 23 March 2018

Metal Legs Provide

Not your ordinary "sleeper," the Calam futon emphasizes comfort in addition to function. With a stylish pillow-top layer incorporated into the design, you go from cozy sofa to relaxing bed in seconds.

The front metal legs curve down to the floor, while the sides of the piece display a slight rise, creating visual interest. Straight back metal legs provide sturdy support as you transition from living room to guest room with ease.
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