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Filling Wooden Floor Scratches

Coverup accidents with a dust and adhesive mix

By Howard Brickman

Have you ever dropped a hammer or screwdriver onto newly installed wooden floors? Here’s a great way to repair those deep scratches or gouges, and match the color perfectly. After sanding and finishing, no one will ever be the wiser.

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