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Hammond Re-Engineered DIY Guides · No. 26

Replace a Section of Damaged Hardwood

Board Removal Without Collateral Damage

Replace water-damaged or gouged hardwood planks without tearing up the whole floor. This book walks the careful cut, the tongue-and-groove removal trick, and the stain match.

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About This Guide

Replace the bad board, not the whole floor.

Hardwood floors are resilient but not invincible. Water damage, dents from dropped tools, or gouges from pet claws sometimes need a board replacement rather than refinishing the whole floor.

This book walks: - Assessment (is it replacement or refinish?). - Board removal (without damaging adjacent boards). - Installing the new board with the tongue-cut trick. - Stain matching (the hardest part). - Feathering into surrounding finish.

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