skirting board removed and replaced
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my thoughts iff they used no nails it may stain the surface badly
have you got a couple off offcuts and the adhesive used ??if so blob on the front off one and the back off the other incase treated different
v groove could be done but starting and finnishing perhaps 45mm short
unless the router fence is shallower than the board is thick it will be a tripple nightmare other than just a double nightmare as it is
the grooves are likly to be a bit furry and discoloured as you are removing any finnish and iff the wood has been about for a bit off time the new wood colour will further add to the tone difference
have you got a couple off offcuts and the adhesive used ??if so blob on the front off one and the back off the other incase treated different
v groove could be done but starting and finnishing perhaps 45mm short
unless the router fence is shallower than the board is thick it will be a tripple nightmare other than just a double nightmare as it is
the grooves are likly to be a bit furry and discoloured as you are removing any finnish and iff the wood has been about for a bit off time the new wood colour will further add to the tone difference
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