Hi there, I just recently received my new house from my builder. We handed the house to another company to deal with the flooring. However to install the engineered timber flooring they will need to remove the skirting. Hence, after installing back the skirting it looks worn out with gaps, many nail holes and cracked wall/paint.
I'm thinking of doing the fixes myself, I'm a total newbie in this, so I would love to get some guidances on what tools/items to buy, also what things to be mindful of, and the steps to remedy the situation.
Thanks a ton!
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