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Is that an air conditioner in the window (3rd pic)? Is it draining properly? :rolleyes:

Maybe a pure Tung oil finish, I've got a small maple table done that way and it's worked out nicely.

Here's a page that'll tell you something about that brand of compressor... Sanborn Air Compressors Here's the parts manual for that compressor: Sanbourne "F"-series 07fl350 Sync | Secure cloud storage that protects your privacy

Work wet, and read these: https://www.epa.gov/sites/production/files/2020-04/documents/lead-in-your-home-portrait-color-2020-508.pdf Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Program | US EPA

Second the motion for Natures Miracle! Recently had a tenant leave whose "Emotional Support Animal" peed on newly installed carpeting. The trick is to locate the urine so it can be treated, otherwise you're flyin' blind and trusting to luck. I bought a blacklight and use it to locate exactly...

I had a similar problem with a section of wall recently. What I did was add "structure" behind the wall to hold it in place. My solution was spray foam- once in the wall cavity, it expanded and hardened supporting it in place from behind.

Had this in my email a few weeks ago, from Ron Hazelton's site: How to Make a Fireplace Mantel and Tile Surround • Ron Hazelton Online Might try something similar myself... was thinking of 12"x12" granite tile.

He wouldn't need a 4'x8' sheet- 1- 1"x6"x12' would cover the 2'x3' area mentioned for $39.98 (local Home Depot). As to load strength, how much weight are you gonna carry in a 2'x3' area on a bicycle? Just my 2 cts....FWIW

Nope. What you see is what I had to dig through 2 layers of carpet & 2 layers of vinyl to get to, 100+ year old wood flooring. The toilet was already on the slab. As to boarding it up, it's on the 3rd floor with no outside access. Here's a secret, the shower curtain rod is CPVC electrical...

Had a similar problem, I used vinyl trim + molding all around- pic of the end result:

Ok, I'll probably get called a heretic for suggesting something other than wood, but have you considered vinyl trim or composite boards?

Steel studs are also used for soundproofing too