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Ted M

Antioch, CA
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Some experience in all aspects of home repair. I read up and learn about new projects. I know about "measure twice - cut once".

Favorite area of home improvement:

Metamorphosis of ruin to beauty.


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A week after installing verticle carbonized bamboo flooring in my homeI have cupping in most areas.

I had let the open boxes acclamate for 2 days before installing. I had cleaned and coated the cement floors with a Kilz sealer. I used an adhesive to put the flooring down. When finished ...»
it looked perfect. What happened and what do I do now. Could I just coat my floors with self leveling polyurethane? I don" think this type of flooring can be sanded to level.

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Ted M Antioch, CA
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  • Ted M
    Commented on Sep 26, 2011
    Micci & SawHourse, I really appreciate your time & assistance. Maybe that is true. In my head ...»
    it's like stepping on that small piece of rock (no big disturbance) but it's there and you feel it and 1st thing you do is scruff your foot to knock it free. If you didn't get it off you pick your foot up to look and see. A small thing but it's there. You remove it and you're happy. That is probably where I'm at. It's just enough to irritate me. It is quite noticable to my wife also. I have a couple of boxes of flooring left. I think I will see what it looks like to coat it with poly. Maybe do the light steel wool to ruff up the surface a little then as well maybe between coats. 2 or 3 medium coats with plenty of dry time between them. I do fear it will shine to much. I;ll try all this on some of the extra material I have. Thank you for your help.

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