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I'm planning to sand the floorboards in our dining room but some have
been damaged during central heating installation. If I get some old floorboards from the reclamation yard will they be a reasonable colour match when sanded or should I try and take some up from another room which will be carpeted (this is a bit of a pain as they are nailed solidly and get damaged when lifting)? I'm not sure yet whether to oil/wax/varnish the sanded floorboards. |
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