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Paint and Install the Staircase using J-FK parts
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The Stringer is replaced by the J-FK Banister
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Particularly if the second floor has a floor covering
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35 seconds in the microwave should soften the glue
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The stairs are HOT and the glue has softened
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The glue between stair blocks has loosened too
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Sanding AFTER the first coat of paint is the key to smooth stairs
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Now the stairs can fit all the way to the top of the floor covering
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Fit the J-FK Banister to the stairs (this is the Painted J-FK-P Banister)
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Scrape a narrow section of wood for the glue to grab
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Glue in the stairs, glue on the Banister
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Now the Baseboard can be completed
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The J-FK set may be set up with dowels
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... but this set has the dowels for the other orientation
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I will fill the dowel holes with spackle and let it dry
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Spackle scraped smooth. Now I will paint it
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Scraping a glue-spot for the new orientation
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Baseboard at the top of the stairs
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Baseboard in front of the Landing Rails
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