Re-skinning - Revision history

Amar at 17:36, 13 October 2009

2009-10-13T17:36:27Z

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	# Pile as much weight as possible evenly over the plywood.		# Pile as much weight as possible evenly over the plywood.
	# Leave over night.		# Leave over night.
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Amar: "re-skinning" moved to Re-skinning: quotes are just wrong

2008-08-08T18:35:07Z

"re-skinning" moved to Re-skinning: quotes are just wrong

← Older revision	Revision as of 18:35, 8 August 2008
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Amar: better formating

2008-08-08T18:34:06Z

better formating

Mal: New page: 1. Rip up old hardboard 2. Pull out all the nails that didn't come out with the hardboard 3. Check that you've really pulled out all the nails 4. No really, check again... 5. Sweep up all ...

2008-08-02T15:39:36Z

New page: 1. Rip up old hardboard 2. Pull out all the nails that didn't come out with the hardboard 3. Check that you've really pulled out all the nails 4. No really, check again... 5. Sweep up all ...

New page

1. Rip up old hardboard
2. Pull out all the nails that didn't come out with the hardboard
3. Check that you've really pulled out all the nails
4. No really, check again...
5. Sweep up all the muck and junk that you've created and throw it out
6. Walk over each of the floorboards and check for cracks, splits and other damage
7. Pull out split or cracked boards and replace with plywood/reinforce subsided boards
8. Get 25 4'by8' sheets of 3.2mm hardboard
9. Lay an 18mm 4'x8' plywood board on the floor
10. Lay down a sheet of hardboard on the plywood.
11. Make sure it's square and not hanging over any edge.
12. Mop the hardboard sheet with water. Don't saturate it, but get it consistantly damp.
13. Lay another sheet of hardboard on top of the first board.
14. Repeat 10-13 for all the hardboard
15. Cap top of hardboard with a second 4'x8' 18mm plywood sheet
16. Pile as much weight as possible evenly over the plywood.
17. Leave over night.

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:34, 8 August 2008
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	1. Rip up old hardboard		# Rip up old hardboard
	2. Pull out all the nails that didn't come out with the hardboard		# Pull out all the nails that didn't come out with the hardboard
	3. Check that you've really pulled out all the nails		# Check that you've really pulled out all the nails
	4. No really, check again...		# No really, check again...
	5. Sweep up all the muck and junk that you've created and throw it out		# Sweep up all the muck and junk that you've created and throw it out
	6. Walk over each of the floorboards and check for cracks, splits and other damage		# Walk over each of the floorboards and check for cracks, splits and other damage
	7. Pull out split or cracked boards and replace with plywood/reinforce subsided boards		# Pull out split or cracked boards and replace with plywood/reinforce subsided boards
	8. Get 25 4'by8' sheets of 3.2mm hardboard		# Get 25 4'by8' sheets of 3.2mm hardboard
	9. Lay an 18mm 4'x8' plywood board on the floor		# Lay an 18mm 4'x8' plywood board on the floor
	~~10.~~ Lay down a sheet of hardboard on the plywood.		# Lay down a sheet of hardboard on the plywood.
	~~11.~~ Make sure it's square and not hanging over any edge.		# Make sure it's square and not hanging over any edge.
	~~12.~~ Mop the hardboard sheet with water. Don't saturate it, but get it consistantly damp.		# Mop the hardboard sheet with water. Don't saturate it, but get it consistantly damp.
	~~13.~~ Lay another sheet of hardboard on top of the first board.		# Lay another sheet of hardboard on top of the first board.
	~~14.~~ Repeat 10-13 for all the hardboard		# Repeat 10-13 for all the hardboard
	~~15.~~ Cap top of hardboard with a second 4'x8' 18mm plywood sheet		# Cap top of hardboard with a second 4'x8' 18mm plywood sheet
	~~16.~~ Pile as much weight as possible evenly over the plywood.		# Pile as much weight as possible evenly over the plywood.
	~~17.~~ Leave over night.		# Leave over night.