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I'm helping a friend fix up a rental house. The flooring is a laminate that looks like hardwood. It's several years old, but it's still in good shape except for a slight warp in one sheet. You can feel it settle about an eighth inch when you walk over it. It's not enough to be visible to the eye, even when looking very closely. The place where you feel the bubbling is only about a 6" circle. The problem is that it's a few feet in front of a doorway between rooms so you feel it every time you walk from room to room. When I looked online for a fix, everyone recommended starting at a wall and removing laminate to get to the warped piece. Then, replace it with a new sheet. That's not going to happen because it's unlikely that I can find an exact match, plus it's a major undertaking and I'd probably break some more laminate removing it. I'd most likely have to replace the laminate for the entire 16x16 floor. Surely there is an easier fix.
