I just put the last coat of clear on my new handrail when I found out that in 2003 the code was changed and now the handrail ends have to return to the wall because people catch their clothing and whatever else on the open ends. I just planned on recutting the ends and return pieces at 45s but then I got to thinking that the code might require a curved return so there aren't any edges. Could someone clear this up for me. Thanks

Think I might have a problem on my hands. Over the weekend I started putting up some new wood in my house including two half wall tops. One at the top of my stairs and one at the front entrance. My plan was to glue them down with Nailpower adhesive which I use for most wood to wood bonding. To make a long story short a friend who was helping out bought Liquid Nails construction adhesive instead of what I told him to pick up and put them down with it. I wasn't paying attention since it was a no brainer and didn't think it would get screwed up. I would't care except the one that was used states for drywall, plywood and stuff like that. No mention of wood to wood applications. Is it worth prying them up and regluing them with the right stuff??? I'm afraid the bond won't last. thanks