[ayredawg]

I have a customer that wants me to repair his laminate flooring. It's the old straight tongue in groove stuff that glues together, 1/4 inch thick. On the back, it just says "made in Germany" with a time stamp on it. I cannot find the stuff, and I'm afraid he'll have to do the whole thing over. Any thoughts?

Thanks

 

[Floorwizard]

Either find a plank so you can figure the right bit to use, or FAHGETABOUT IT.

 

[Donedat]

You could take a sample piece to your closest do-it-all flooring center. They might recognize it and be able to give a good recomendation.

 

[adamsb]

Why dont you just sand it down and refinish it?

 

[mdshunk]

Why dont you just sand it down and refinish it?

He forgot to finish that statement, so I'll do it.

"Why dont you just sand it down and refinish it? Just kidding. :cheesygri "

 

[Floorwizard]

:cheesygri

 

[Teetorbilt]

I'd advise him to dig up the source or replace it all.

 

[Rich Turley]

Could you do the repair using laminate from a closet or floor under a large piece of furniture?


Rich

 

[adamsb]

hell, it was just a joke!

 

[trimguy]

Why dont you just sand it down and refinish it?

ummm....wha.....IIIII....... wait a minut huuuh :wallbash: you know what laminate means right??????

 

[Donedat]

ummm....wha.....IIIII....... wait a minut huuuh :wallbash: you know what laminate means right??????

Hee Hee that would be a fun experience....NOT :thumbup: :no: