Worker is asking 4000 euros for thisHow would i go about doing it myself ?
>>30106711) Lay out a ring of sand bags in the shape of the desired stain pattern.2) Use watering can to carefully pour water to a depth of 3-5mm inside the ring of sandbags.3) Wait.Don't pay some scammer 4000 euros to fuck up your floor. It's quite easy to fuck it yourself in a manner that looks very similar to your pic related!
>>3010686Lol
>>3010671Follow the instructions on the home depot flooring package, it's lego and schoolglue basically
4000 euros for whatto remove a stainto put down some flooringto add more stainwhat
>>3010702To replace thé flooring
>>3010671For only 40 euros labor I will fix this sir iI am skilled worker from India sir
>>3010671Don't fall for this bhenchod's devious scam sir >>3010760For just 35 euros labour I will do a far better work for I am skilled worker from Pakistan, alimahdulilah, so wills the ummah.
>>3010757It looks like hardwood. You can try stain removers, but will most likely need a refinish.
Depends on whether the wood is warped or not. If it's just a stain, you can sand it out and refinish it, assuming the stain isn't super deep. Unfortunately, if you're sanding I refinishing it, you'll need to do the whole floor so everything looks uniform, otherwise you'll end up with that spot looking different than the rest of the floor because it has a new finish and the rest doesn't. My flooring sub does wood floor refinishing for roughly $6/sqft.
14,99€ carpet from ikea
>>3010785It'll really tie the room together.
>>3010671WOT KOIND OF A DICK WONT JOST SAND AND FINISH THE GODDAMN FLOORING?
>>3010757you dont replace hardwood...
>>3010671Do you own that place or rent it?Is that proper parquet floor or some pre fab panels? In either case it doesn’t look warped so that’s good. Probably could sand it and reseal it, however if you only do that spot it will also look off, but maybe less so. Doing it properly will cost you, but 4000 seems harsh.
>>3010671probably depends on how much you want it 'fixed'.I'd buy a belt and a palm sander, and small shop vac to plug into those. Sand reasonably well then some poly finish.maybe stain remover after sanding but before finish,but IDK.
>>3010857Also depends on more context in the picture but OP is a fag, as ALWAYS.If we're looking at water damage, you'll probably want to replace the floor as it'll eventually warp and get mold, etc
>>3010858Based on the outlets this is Europe so no worries there>>3010671Sand the entire room to 300 grit, apply oxalic acid (look up a tutorial online), have some heaters in there if it's too cold already, wear a mask and gloves it fucks up your lungs and skin from experience, rinse (literally) and repeat until it's all even, sand once again, apply stain and finish with 2K PU meant for parquet It's never gonna look as good as it did originally unless you hire a professional but the good thing about hardwood flooring is you can choose to hire one once you fuck it up, either now or 100 years down the row
>>3010862>Sand the entire room to 300 grit, apply oxalic acid (look up a tutorial online), have some heaters in there if it's too cold already, wear a mask and gloves it fucks up your lungs and skin from experience, rinse (literally) and repeat until it's all even, sand once again, apply stain and finish with 2K PU meant for parqueti would pay 4k euros to not do this
