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Help I have just badly damaged my Bamboo floor

Lillys_mum
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I have just thrown a large automatic airfreshener - aimed at the kitchen, but missed by 6 inches!!!
It was done out of temper and I am not going into the reasons for it as they are not what I need advice on.
There is a very large dent and several deep scratches. Does anyone know if it is easy to repair bamboo or once it is ruined is that it?
Any advice would be great thanks.
LM
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It was done out of temper and I am not going into the reasons for it as they are not what I need advice on.
There is a very large dent and several deep scratches. Does anyone know if it is easy to repair bamboo or once it is ruined is that it?
Any advice would be great thanks.
LM
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You can buy different colours of wood filler that might help disguise the dent. It won't llok brand new again but it shouldn't draw attention to
Parhaps some Danish Oil on the scratches will also help shine them up againEverything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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just wanted to say i know how you feel ,i have same floor only been down a few weeks looks like a skateing ring cos of my old english sheepdog , big dog wooden floors dont mix :mad:0
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you could try posting this on the 'In my home' board as well as there are quite a few experts lurking on there.
If you were aiming for OH's head, make sure you don't miss next time:D0 -
I've just recently bought some wood floor filler and heat applicator thingy from eBay to try to cover up some deep scratches in my wood floor. I didn't expect it to be very good tbh but it was great. It was me that covered the scratches up so I know where they are....but I cant even find them now.
Kit like this....http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Konig-Furniture-Repair-Kit-Hard-Wax-Light-Wood_W0QQitemZ120229388881QQihZ002QQcategoryZ3126QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1742.m153.l1262
If you take your time and do the repair carefully, you do get a good end result.
Not so sure about the dent, if it's small but deep, then you could possible fill in with several layers of this hard wax stuff too, If it's wide then I have no idea what to suggest sorry.Herman - MP for all!0
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