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Is that price for a package of shingles or is it for one single? View answer
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can this be used as area rug? View answer
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is this slip-resistant or textured? View answer
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will pet urine penetrate the flooring? View answer
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can you instal this flooring directly on tile? View answer
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does this flooring have an HDF core? View answer
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is Bona safe for Tung Oil floor finishes? View answer
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Im considering applying this to 2x6 pine t&g flooring. It's for a new build. I'm hoping to coat all sides with 1 coat, install, and then protect with floor protection (cardboard builders board) to help mitigate any potential damage during the rest of the construction. After all construction is finished I would sand the floor and reapply oil/wax. Does this seem like an appropriate approach? If so, how long would you say I need to wait between applying the first coat prior to install and covering with builder board (to avoid any issues with curing under builder board). Thanks for your help! View answer
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I have raw wood paneling in my kitchen and know there will be food, water, and grease splashes. I want to protect the wood and keep a clean home. The paneling is floor to ceiling including behind the sink and stove. There are areas, of course, that will not receive as much splash but I feel like it would be good to protect the whole space with the same product, yeah? I think I still want the wood to be able to breathe since it is 200 sq ft of the home. What do you recommend? View answer
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Why can't I find "Natural, Waterproof Hardwood Click"? View answer
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