Recent content by TonyN

Hello all, I couldn't find a way to delete this post, so I will just do a quick reply here. It appears the stain was 'on top' of the flooring coating, and a light buff with some fine steel wool took it off. Tony

Hello all, I was refilling some fondue pots last night and spilled some of the fuel on the hardwood floor. We cleaned it up and such, but are now left with what is shown on the picture. Do I have any options here? Thanks, Tony

Thanks everyone. I followed JoeCaption's advice, but used a palm sander instead of a block. It worked very well. Thanks again everyone for your time in replying. I am closing this thread.

Hello all, I have scraped a section of paint off my ceiling where there was some damage. I am left with an area of drywall/no paint about 1' square. On the edges of this hole there is a slight but noticeable bump as it transitions from no-paint to paint. This will be very obvious if I just...

Hello all, We just had our hardware floors sanded and coated. They look marvelous. We were putting all of the furniture and such back, and we thought we were being very careful. That was, of course, until we moved a very heavy cabinet back by sliding it on a blanket. Now we have a couple of...

Thanks for your help on this, everyone. Some work ahead. Tony

Hello all, (Note, this is going to be the second go-round getting the bathroom ceiling painted. The issues described below are the same, albeit less than the first time.) It's best described in the photos below. These pics are taken directly above the bath/shower. In the pictures where you...

Hello again, Making progress on getting my heater mounted and connected. I now have a question about how to match up some different coloured wires. Coming out of the wall/junction box is a three-wire set, one copper/ground and one each black and white. The wires for my heater are green...

Confirmed it is a 240 Volt line and Heater. Nealtw's post about the drywall box and vapour barrier is the one I am going to go with. Thanks all for your help. Tony

Hello all, I am replacing the wall-mounted heater in a room in my house. It is a 240V convection heater, latest model, replacing a 10 year old unit that stopped working. It mounts on a wall that is about 2' high below some large windows (see picture 1). The wall itself is only about 6"...