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Please help. how do i fix high heel dents in a wooden floor. is it possible to sand them down as they're only about 1mm deep or do i have to replace the whole floor?

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by danmyme on Apr 26, 2009 at 5:40 am Permalink

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if it is only imm deep, then yes, you can fix it, it is just a matter of sanding around it, so as not to be such a dent, but more of a wooden imperfection. then the wax will cover it nicely!
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