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Should I give up and just replace the lot?

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scorpiogirly · 14/04/2022 20:59

I live in a 1930s house and it has solid oak architrave and skirting upstairs.

I have started sanding the old woodstain off but it is taking forever. The skirting is the worst, it takes a lot of effort to just get one patch sanded nicely.

Should I give up and get a joiner to replace the architrave and skirting? I want the room finished fairly quickly.

It's not as if downstairs matches, it's obviously been replaced at some point.

Should I give up and just replace the lot?
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SocksForceFive · 14/04/2022 23:22

With the price of wood these days and high demand for trades I'd be more tempted to buy/hire a decent electric sander.

gelatodipistacchio · 14/04/2022 23:23

Is it impossible to get a professional decorator on the job?

scorpiogirly · 15/04/2022 09:11

I think it might cost more to get someone to sand it than replace maybe?

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