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We updated our Stairs for only $100. See how we did it!
Gel Staining our Stair Railing: https://youtu.be/YFXhBJ8TLys
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(5) 30 X 59” Runners @ $13 each ( Ollie’s)
2-in-1 Nailer/ Stapler: $24 (comparable to the one we got) https://amzn.to/2vK4X9H
Narrow Crown 18ga 1/4 x 3/4 Staples (Similar to what we used) https://amzn.to/3b9WFrO
Box Knife / Razor Blade
Tape measure
hand held lighter (to melt frayed edges)
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We did the gel stain also but after two coats we did two coats of poly. If you do that, you will not have the wear you are experiencing,.
Looks great, & will be so much better for the pups.
They look gorgeous.. Well done
Nice love it you can run a little hot glue on the bottom cut area so it won't fray
I’m doing a remodel in my moms finished basement and I had the same idea which is why I looked for videos that did the same. I told my mom, let’s check Ollie’s, once this pandemic is over! I’m looking for same exact natural sea grass carpets too! Happy to know I may have luck coming across some there.
Tip* anyone wanting to do this if you don’t want to add staples/nails to treads, like they did, you can buy a roll of 2-sided carpet tape to hold carpet in place and keep debris from going underneath the carpet.
Great job
Any reason you didn't put carpet pad just on the steps? Now that it's down do you wish you did?