HOW CAN I FIX THIS FLOOR NOT HAVING TO CHANGE THE HOLE FLOOR?

Jose Luis Luna

3 years ago

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millworkman
3 years ago
What exactly needs to be "fixed"?
Jose Luis Luna
Original Author
3 years ago
Ass in the picture the floor wood show that has water damage.

I want to put it the same color as the other ones.
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SJ McCarthy
3 years ago
Let it dry out. The REAL issue isn't the wood floor. It's going to be OK...the ISSUE is the door and the saddle and the WATER that is hitting that area.

Redo the door and you should be able to let that wood 'dry out'. Once dry, it will go back to the same colour as the rest of the wood.
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Why is it wet?
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Is the wood still getting wet or is the damage from fifty years ago? Pine can hold stains like that, but I wouldn’t try to patch it as any patch will be more obvious than the slight staining. Call it patina.

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HOW CAN I FIX THIS FLOOR NOT HAVING TO CHANGE THE HOLE FLOOR?

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