this site is awful now and I wont be back it is too hard to navigate . it seems like everytime someone trys to make something better , it is not better . Leave things alone just cause you think the site will be better does not make it so ...bye garden web too bad you decided to change things on people in the middle of a high trading time ...

Hello Friends, I could not find where to go to write something in return to your "comforting" comments. Thank you and will try to be patience. I tried to sign in many time and reset many time but still couldn't sign in. I used to go to "Gardenweb" and then went to "orchid" and there were everything I need, but now every time I clicked on Gardenweb. It asks me to sign in, when I clicked on sign in, it's either wrong username or email address or password. Would you tell me how to do it in simplest way. Do I have to sign in every time? I went back to these email and clicked on it and here I am. These emaiIs sent to me by Houzz last week after I signed for the first time and wrote the comment. How can I not sign in when it asks me to "confirm your account". I do hope it'll get easier with time. At the moment, it's frustrating, I have been in front of my laptop for last hour.... Thank you and advance Tanie

Dish out is common on plain sawn oak, if, you do not have the right equipment, sandpaper and sanding sequence. More softwood is removed than hardwood, creating the undulation. A resanding is needed with a hard plating sanding driver, multi-head, power drive or trio to remedy the issue. Scuffing - will depend on the quality of the product and their process. Did they split the finishing process - sand and applied a couple of coats and returned at later date to finalize the project - contamination? Was there a stain applied - insufficient dry time? Did they, thin the product to save some money? What brand and product line did they use? Something happen to affect the performance of the product. Dragging a light cardboard box shouldn't cause too much damage, unless the scuffs are caused by staples. What was in the box - tv, toys, clothes?

Thank you, Annie! I've missed it for these last couple of days but have been too busy to ask. I will bookmark it.