How Is The Laminated Skirting Being Change

[raincole 0]

My laminated skirting (at the door area) has a long scratch, thinking of changing it but worry about how they do about it. So far, the longer they stay in my house, the more damage are done. *Shake head*

Also, if there are scratches on homo tiles, is it possible to remove?

[zirhk3355 1]

What is your worry on changing the skirting? Afraid they will scratch the floor? I think definitely will one lor, unless they are very very careful.

The skirting is mounted with glue and small nails, so they have to ply it out and possibly damage a little paintwork also.

But the worst of all, which is quite unavoidable, is that the colour of the new skirting will definitely not match the rest because of normal wear.

[raincole 0]

Mine is new cos renovated. My door the skirting for the laminated got scratched, can see a white line across it.

Yar. Afraid to replace 1 scratch will give me more headache.

Any remedy for scratch homo? Able to polish?

Thanks

[zirhk3355 1]

Oh new one then can ask the parquet floor worker to come back and polish it? Usually scratch on wood can be polish mah, unless it very deep.

Home tiles...erm not my expertise, gotta to wait for others to reply you...hehe...

[raincole 0]

Not parquet floor, laminated floor and it's on the skirting (kerb) at the door.

I will need to check with my id. Hope and pray that he is able to do this small task without any more headache for me.

[bullet 0]

Not parquet floor, laminated floor and it's on the skirting (kerb) at the door.

I will need to check with my id. Hope and pray that he is able to do this small task without any more headache for me.

Skirting sit directly on floor and bonded to wall side. Usually, there is no problem removing and replacing it. Just need a little care and protection on the affected area to prevent tools or hard material from scatching the floor. Your ID should be able to help since it is still new