Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Why Replace Boards Damage to Individual Boards Manufacturing Defect

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Tools Vacuum Blue Tape Safety Glasses Tapping Block Hammer Pencil Epoxy gun Utility Knife Nail pullers Chisel Dust Mask Circular Saw

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Place Tape around the Damaged Board

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Draw cut lines on Board

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Set The Blade Depth

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Cut along the Lines Cutting complete

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Vacuum the Area

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Remove the Center cut first

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Use chisel to Split the end Pieces and remove

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Remove the Side Pieces Use chisel to split side pieces for removal Remove the groove side Remove staples or cleats then remove the tongue side

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Vacuum the area and remove Blue tape

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Mark the replacement Board Removing the Tongue side X

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Prepare the New Board cut off both bottom grooves (use table saw or Nail pullers)

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Dry fit New Board

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Apply Adhesive (5 min. epoxy/wood adhesive) Top of the tongue Top of the tongue In the groove

Board Replacements for Nail-Down hardwood Insert replacement Board Use nylon tapping block to set the board Apply weight if needed Finished repair