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mimilyn12

Damaged pine wood floors

13 years ago
My pine wood floors have been down for several years and are in need of a face lift. I don't want to sand them down. What is the best way to cover scratches and dings. I don't mind them looking old and distressed but I don't know how to achieve it.

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