Something has dropped on the floor and created an indent, see picture. The flooring is soft foam backed I think. Is there a way to pull the dent out?
Michael
Morelo Flooring damage
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Something has dropped on the floor and created an indent, see picture
. The flooring is soft foam backed I think. Is there a way to pull the dent out?
Michael
the deformation has occurred by a very high force on the material was applied punctually, that is not a material defectif it is real wood it could have had a branch, the material on the ground is plastic.
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Bloody shi-- ... There are pads available for denting at cars. This pads would be glued to the damaged area (dongs) to pull the dents. Might be that this would be useful to get the dent from the floor at well.
Martin
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called spot repair in german
I think that you can mend it. the PVC is glued onI would fill the hole with hard plastic on the spot then look at the manufacturer of the glued floor re-glued the surface
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solid metal crumbles apartI would rather take liquid plastic and thatPour out a hole. when it gets cold, it can get tighter afterwards
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We are in Portugal and the warmth together with some kneading (like bread dough) with my fingers has reduced it by 50%.
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Michael,
I have a similar damage in the entrance area. Unfortunately, I cannot say anymore if the damage was already given upon delivery or not.
Like in your case, I assume that the soft PVC surface has been cut and the small piece has gone. A pity, but a fact.
Hot Iron and wet towel only works with wooden surfaces, or when the PVC is o. k, and really the wooden surface below has been dented.
But I think, your floor is same than ours in the Flair, an Aluminum sandwich below the PVC, so hardly any chance to pull the dent out.
A damaged PVC could be "repaired" by punching the the damaged part with a hole punch tool and punching a similar part from the same flooring PVC (eventually from under the kitchen block) and have it glued in. But my personal feeling is that even the repaired area will never look again like new, or even worse, will not remain in place.
Maybe best way is to simply look over it....
Fortunately, at least in my case, the damage is in the entrance area, where we place a doormat anyway.
Regards,
Ralf
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Maybe best way is to simply look over it....
If you can see it and if you can touch it, it´s real. If you can see it and if you can´t touch it - it´s virtuell. If you can´t see it and if you can´t touch it ... it´s gone
Martin
