DIY

To remove vinyl stair treads, apply heat to loosen the adhesive, use a putty knife to lift them, and clean residue with an adhesive remover. Learn more here.

Learn how to remove glued stair treads using heat, tools, and adhesive removers. Discover step-by-step tips for safe, easy removal and staircase updates.

Learn how to remove stair tread adhesive using heat, scraping, and adhesive remover. Follow our simple steps for a smooth, clean surface.

To remove rubber stair treads, heat the adhesive and gently pry them off without damaging the surface. Learn more in our full step-by-step guide.

To remove carpet stair treads, lift the edges with a putty knife, pull gently, and clear all staples or adhesive. Read the full guide for full steps.

Learn how to remove wooden and carpet stair treads without causing damage with this step-by-step guide. We will walk you through the process.

You can stain stairs without sanding by using gel stain or a bonding primer. This method saves time and effort. Learn the full step-by-step process here.

To stain wood stairs, clean and sand the surface, apply stain with the grain, then seal. Follow our full guide to get a smooth, lasting finish.

Yes, you can gel stain stair treads to achieve a rich, even finish. Learn how to prepare, apply, and seal gel stain for stunning, long-lasting results.