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> Beat the floors flat again, ..anyone had to ?
Literati914
post Jun 16 2019, 07:08 PM
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About to start my "quick resto" and am noticing now that carpets and noise tar are out, that the floors have some high areas (from running over stuff!). I swung a carpenter's hammer at it a few swings and the floors just laughed. I've got a 3lb hammer around somewhere that I'll try next..but getting a little dolly under it doesnt seem too helpful. Anyone got a better method?



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post Jun 17 2019, 07:33 PM
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Yea was what I've been thinking...but an average body dolly would be on the small side, I'd think. I'd think I'd need something like a steel I-beam fastened to the underside - to actually get the effect.
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