Venusp asked:


I want to put in a new floor–approx. 200 sq ft.. What would the approx. cost be for: wood, wood laminate, or tile (stone, ceramic)–including supplies? I’m looking for cost in US dollars using medium quality products.

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GingerSpice asked:


I just finished a wooden chair of mine with wood finish. I’ve scrubbed and scrubbed my hands and can’t seem to get the sticky substance off. Any advice?

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chrstnwrtr asked:


My parents and I are re-modeling parts of our home and we’d like to know what kind of laminate wood flooring could be used on a concrete floor. Glue or glueless?

Bear in mind that my parents are both home improvement people (Dad is a roofing supervisor; Mom works as a dept. manager for a local indie hardware store). However, they are open to advice and suggestions from others on what kind of laminate wood flooring to use on concrete floors.

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C H asked:


Hi,
I am going to buy a new house. After I sign the contract, they start to build. If I want everywhere wood floors instead of carpets then I need to pay more $8000+tax. Can I go directly with builder instead of agent to get a better/cheaper deal? Or I should use those new carpets for couple years and then change them to wood floor…will it cheaper if I buy material at home depot and hire someone to install?

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Frank L. G asked:


90″long by 24″ wide. I would the wood to be in one piece and 2″ thick, if possible.

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aktblondie03 asked:


I recently put oak tongue and groove wood siding around my countertop in the bathroom and i am trying to give it a beachhouse look. I was painting it white and didnt know what technique to use to give it that old beachouse look. Any ideas?

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Von Ditch asked:


What do they use to make there wood/laminate flooring so shinny and look water proof? Do they use epoxy?

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amanda asked:


I want some rooms to have white moulding and others to have wood moulding.

How do I make the transaction say from the living room (wood) to a bedroom (white) look good?

Thanks!

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Stormy B asked:


OK, we are planning to cut a pass through with a bar in the wall between our dining room and kitchen. On the dining room side the walls are drywall; on the kitchen side they are wood paneling. We would like the interior of the pass through area to be drywall but we unsure how the drywall of the interior could meet the paneling in the kitchen. Could we just tape and mud the corner like we will on the dining room side? The alternative is to just use wood trim but we would really prefer the smooth look of drywall. Has anyone done this before?

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ANDIE asked:


We have antique white (off-white) trim inside the house. The walls are painted caramel and lighter shades of that. The exterior of our house is sand (tan) with white window trim. I found some relatively inexpensive white faux wood blinds at Home Depot that they cut while you wait. Should I go with those white ones to match the exterior trim or should I go with off-white to be the same color as the interior trim? Thanks.

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