Particle Board Repair?

What is the object that is damaged and how is it used?

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I was wondering the same thing as Flipturn, what is it we are looking at?

If possible, replace it, the odor might not come out because the particle board has soaked up the urine.

Here is a link, in genera,ll,on how to repair particle board:

https://www.hunker.com/12400773/how-to-repair-water-damaged-particleboard

Hi, You could cut it out and replace with new and re-finish, or cut out and replace with a deep skirting board, or cover part or whole side with a metal sheet.

I would cut off the damaged part and replace it with a new piece.

It's my hallway entry framing.

You can cut out the section and replace it.

Before trying to replace it I would try to sand it down smooth - there's always a chance that it can be made to look flat and smooth again. Repaint after sanding and see out it looks.

Use a multitool to cut the piece that has been affected. Replace it with a piece of wood the same size using IT as a pattern. Used Loctite adhesive in a caulking tube to replace it or screw it into the backing behind it. Use spackling to fill the crack and repaint the whole strip.

Thank you everyone!

Cut out the bad piece and replace that but NOT with more particle board. That stuff doesn't hold up well if there is water around.

If you are concerned about the looks then just replace that entire piece and then paint to match the surrounding.

Particle board is a tough one to repair after water damage. Can you turn it so that side doesn't show? You could try sanding it down a bit and painting over it.

I would buy a piece of luann and cover over that area.Particle board is had to fix. The other thing you can try is to use Bondo, sand it down and then repaint

Hello. Cutting out the damaged piece- replacing, apply filler if needed and sanding will disguise the repair.

We have also done this same repair in an exterior applications where rainwater has soaked ( wicked upwards) into outside doorway molding.

An effective filling and sanding repair can completely disguise the replacement

It's hard to tell what this is but you might be able to cut a certain height up, take out the old damaged piece and glue in a new piece. Fill the seam with Durham's putty, sand and repaint. Try a waterproof primer to prevent further accidents.

Personally, I'd get a section of baseboard. Cut out the damaged piece - or all sides at bottom. Put the pieces of baseboard in place. There are a bunch of baseboard options out there.

It will have to be removed and replaced.

I highly suggest to cut the damaged part and just replace it.

I would spray it with a cleaner firsts . And metal piece on it.

Yes

Here's a video that might help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ut5LpHU3Fo

The best way to fix that is to sand off all the extra that is bulging out from the rest the extra that is sticking out sand it then paint it .