One of my subcontractors accidentally damaged the wood floor on a remodel that I was doing. This accident posed a significant problem for me as the normal solution would be to replace a section of the floor, then sand and re-stain the entire floor. Not only would this be very expensive, but it would also be a great inconvenience to the customer. I had to think outside the box, but I eventually came up with a workable solution (after a little trial and error). See the photos below for the details.
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