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Stair Tread Replacement

Video by Two Keys Studio · 1 moment used in Oak Valley Designs's DIY guides · 7:44 long

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  1. 7:20–7:30 Final Touches and Cleanup From How to Remove Old Carpet from Stairs, Step 8: Inspect and Repair Stairs

    With all the new oak treads installed, inspect the stairs for any visible nail holes or imperfections. Use wood putty to fill nail holes and touch up any areas on the risers or stringers that may have been scuffed or scratched during installation. The final result should be a beautiful, sturdy staircase with stained oak treads and clean, painted risers.

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