If you missed last week's blog, take a few minutes to wander back and look at the discussion on scuff sanding. It will help you by giving some background. We will explore further today. Last week’s ...

Nothing renews a room like a fresh paint job. And nothing ages one like smudges, smears, and scuff marks all over the walls and baseboards. High-traffic areas around the house naturally get scuffed up ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Whether your home has mostly hardwood floors or a few rooms where wood peeks out, scuff marks from shoes, ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. I've been using WD-40 since I got hooked on cars, and it does work in removing minor imperfections in car paint. For instance, it's one of the ...

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Most recommendations seem simple, and involve using a rubberized surface to pull the scuff off with no damage to the floor surface. Here are some suggestions: Avoid your hands and knees: Cut a slit a ...