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11-07-04, 02:40 PM

rambum

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Tool (syringe?) for repairing hardwood floor

I have heard that there is a tool or syringe for repairing separation spots in hardwood floors. It seems that I have some separation between the harwoods and the slab. The syringe is used to inject glue into a small hole that has been drilled into the floor at the spot of separation. I have been to a couple of home improvement stores and none of the individuals seem to know if they have one and some do not even know what I am talking about. Can someone help me find this tool and maybe give me some instruction?

11-07-04, 03:16 PM

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I believe that this is the ticket

http://www.rockler.com/ecom7/product...rings_id=10564

11-07-04, 03:18 PM

Sawdustguy

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also........

http://www.rockler.com/ecom7/product...erings_id=1424

"Needle Point Glue Injector"

11-07-04, 04:54 PM

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Aircraft Spruce also sells a disposable glue syringe for $1.55.

www.aircraftspruce.com

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