u/IeyasuSky

Saw this trending, lol 😂

(what happened when I threw a bunch of walnuts on the ground in Ann Arbor, Michigan)

I have laminate flooring in my apartment and while the flooring in general looks good one thing I've noticed is that the edges (bevels) of the flooring are painted, so basically just by regularly walking on the floors the bevels can chip. How does everyone handle painted bevels? In the images you can't see the chips because I've touched them up with paint, but it's getting really annoying when the bevels do chip and reveal black spots (the underlying board). Is it my responsibility to fix all the chips? Or is it normal wear and tear? I really don't like how they look but I'm unsure if the landlord would cover it

The laminate floor in my apartment has been a pain with the painted bevels showing chips in the paint, I have images of what they look like after I touched them up with acrylic paint and polyurethane varnish. Is there anything else I can do to make the chips look better?

Proof: news article from 1912

Is this real? Or has this been happening inside my head? 💙 💛

Working professional 1BR apartment. Love the morning when the sun hits the furniture a certain way and gives everything a chill vibe.

You can see here areas I've touched up on painted bevels with an acrylic paint. My question is those who have painted bevels - is this extensive maintenance needed every single week? I'm astonished people entertain the idea of painted bevels considering how easily they chip. Do you just live with it knowing you have to replace your floors constantly?

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I've noticed on my engineered wood floor in a couple of spots the paint(?) lacquer(?) is chipped off revealing the black park underneath. How do I address this? Wood putty seems to just rub off

See the green circles. At the edge of my flooring I'm annoyed the stuff in the green circles rubbed off and I'm trying to figure out what it is so I can add it back to the black part? This is engineered wood floor