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  1. #1
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    Default Flexible floor gap filler

    Hi, short time lurker, first time poster

    Just sanded floors in my new federation place (previously carpet), ready to apply polyeurethane. Happy except for a section of hallway where boards have 3-4 mm gaps. Tongues are covering so not drafty, but it is a bit uncomfortable to walk on in bare feet. As there is some flex in the boards, you feel the edge of each board under your feet as you walk.

    I didn't putty these gaps because I thought the putty would split out. long stripes of it look a bit silly anyway.

    Anyone know of a flexible and preferrably clear filler that can be covered with polyeurethane that I could use here?

    P.S. Just rang HB Fuller regarding Caulk in colours product and they reckon it's unsuitable.

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    Hi Wobbly,

    Have a read through this recent post. http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ad.php?t=30862
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