This is exactly the type of installation video we were looking for to replace the flooring in a tiny bathroom. Feel much more confident now. Thank you!
@@ReyKondiga depends on the cost of flooring vinyl you want. Easiest way to determine go to Home Depot and price. They come in rolls that aren’t super expensive and the adhesive should only be about 40$ for a room that size. I’m getting ready to do a 200sqft trailer and all supplies cost about 116$ but I’m also. It a professional so don’t forget you are paying for their time and expertise.
Price depends upon thickness and styles. It comes in 12ft. wide rolls. Thus, there is another price listed in linear feet, 12x1 ft. The cheapest and often easiest way to go is with remnants--plastic-wrapped, bar-coded rolls--hopefully enough for your project. These are less than 12ft. wide. Remnants seem currently missing now--at least at big-boxy, usual-suspect home stores.
People. knee pads number one. When you lay the piece in make sure it is square and not crooked with the walls! also a little trick don't leave any heavy glue swipes make it all consistent and after you spread the glue give it about 5 min or longer to let the glue "off gas" to minimize the amount of bubbles you get. make sure the floor underneath the vinyl is Smooth as possible and Clean enough to eat off of because if not it will show through the vinyl! Their is no room for error once you cut its done.
I followed your advice for my 8x27 foot cargo trailer which is being remodeled into a camper for my wife and I. The vinyl we picked turned out to be real soft/thin which posed problems and I got off straight/true enough that I had to cut it off at the fenderwells and realign. I'll use a transition over the cut (it was my wife's idea). If....IF I ever did this again, I'd have help and probably use vinyl tiles, but it was a fun experience. Thanks!
looks great, I used to do this exact same job for years. the sheet vinyl is alot easier to work with today, I used to install desinger solarian and corlon sheet vinyl. Those are Armstrong products, mostly felt back sheet vinyl. Everyone in he shop used to cringe when they seen that vinyl, so that's how I became the hard goods mechanic. Nice job brother, 👍
Hello thankyou ! this video was right to the point easy to follow. Wish more dyi videos were this clear and to the point. I just have 1 question. Can I lay vinyl over osb board ? There's no damage at all . And no wierd cuts , fir my 3 seasons portch area. Thanks!!
Jan. 22, 2019---Thanks for the video. I live in a '74 single wide trailer, moving into it around 1984? Since then, there's been 10 cats/kittens who loved digging their claws into the linoleum. Then add one dog who had 9 puppies which liked chewing on the linoleum the cats had worked on earlier. Finally got down to 3 dogs...my original and 2 of her pups. When they passed on, ended up with another dog, something I didn't expect to happen. Ever. So linoleum is a bit tore up in spots and of course, extremely well worn. Since I'm on Social Security, will be replacing everything bit by bit along with new paneling,insulation and sealing windows. I thought doing the linoleum would be hard, but not after seeing your video. Thanks again.
Thank you for such an informative video! I do have a question. We are looking at installing vinyl flooring in a large room where we will have a seam. We've laid vinyl flooring before, but the seam part is making us a little nervous, and unfortunately, we can't find any manufacturer's recommendations for installation. Do you have any suggestions for the installation of it, in regards to gluing down versus leaving it as a floating floor (going off memory, I think that's what the sales guy suggested, and just not so sure how comfortable we feel about that), and also for the seam? Never done the seaming before. Here is the description for the flooring we have: Comfort Foam double encapsulated fiberglass structure provides strength and dimensional stability. Modified loose-lay installation option,offers easy-in, easy-out flexibility. 105 gauge with 10 mil wear layer. Super Guard Urethane finish for stain protection and easy cleaning. Recommended full spread with releasable adhesive.
Hi ryker I am going to go with vinyl flooring for my kitchen. there are two types. One is more and no "cork" backing. the other cheaper but I like the color better. What do you recommend. I want the cheaper one because of the color but I want to pay more for a better backing. What do you suggest? Does the "cork" backing make a better floor? thx.
What you put before the vinyl?? Wood??I have nice wood floor in my room and I don’t want to damage it but I want to put vinyl floor on top because is easier to clean that’s why I’m asking because I see you nailed some kind of floor before the vinyl
The way i did mine was use a underlay on the wood floor and then the vinyl over. Then i glued the vinyl to the underlay. Mines been down over 2 years and holding up fine
I'm doing my utility room. I used cement board and sealed with KILZ 2. I like your infro on how much glue and leaving a couple inches on the wall, I would of messed that up, thank you for the video!
This flooring looks like the Congoleum®ArmorCore Pro Terrace Paver Warm Beige that I'm about to have installed in a half bathroom! Hope it turns out this good.
Thanks. I am doing this minus all that glue. Ive seen other videos where u only need to put on the ends. No need for all that glue. But thanks for your video. It is helpful
@@alexanderx3554 plenty of videos on how to glue only edges, if it ripples, undo edge pull right and ripple be gone. Also it is very easy to take up old vinyl flooring if only edges are glued or fastened. I'm not a floor dude but that's how I would approach..... On a larger floor maybe the glue.
here in California most homes made after 1987 have a cement floor that the lanoleum is glue too so the staples can't be used (i think) how you video gave me good ideas so thank you sir
yep, slab homes you need to cut all the loose parts out, mud with a hardrock mud product to create a smooth floor then go over. You will spend tons of time trying to scrap up all the old vinyl. Which you will need to mud the whole area again to make a smooth and even floor anyway.
very informative! thank you so much. and wish me luck! I. redoing the vinyl flooring in my kitchen all by my lonesome while my hubby is away for a nice surprise when he gets home!
What size staple and type of glue? Any tips on keeping it square? I’m a woodworker, trim carpenter and window and door wizard, but lost with floors haha!
Hello, Thank you very much for sharing the video. I have a couple of questions please: 1. Can I install the Vinyl sheet over the tiles in my bathroom? 2. Can I install it in the garage over concrete/Epoxy? Thanks
Good video...! I especially LIKE how I didn't have to fast-forward through a bunch of "Can you see my face talking on RUclips" Bullshit. You got straight to the point and the information I was looking for.
Thank you so much for the video! My husband and I are upgrading some things in our home and our laundry room floor and the laundry room hall leading into the room needs to be replaced. Did not know it was so easy! Again thanks!
Thank you for this. What size staples did you use? What if they don't go through the floor patch? I have floor patch down that is very tough. Won't even crack when hit with a hammer. If my vinyl shows things like staples or seams between plywood (in case I need an expansion gap due to changes in temperature), how can I cover that? Is there a type of tape to put down? I have modified looselay sheet vinyl to put down so it will have perimeter tape, but I want something to cover staples, screw heads, and seams.
My kitchen floor has patchwork that is slightly raised so there are uneven areas. What can I do to fix that and will I still need the underlay boards? Oh ya, and some places have a space of about 1/4 inch wide between the boards. If that makes sense?
Is it possible to place the sheet vinyl without glueing? Will it move around if I dont? I wanted a new floor for a room but it's an apartment and I dont want it to be permanent as I dont want to ruin the original floor beneath and want to be able to remove it if I were to move. It's more for aesthetics.
Thank you for simple and clear step by step instructions, I layer down 1/2 real wood overlay replacing the pressed stuff, my underlay was in great condition but I cut and glued according to your instruction 😁
Great video, I'm planning on using vinyl flooring in my living room, the floor is concrete do I require underlay or can i stick the vinyl sheets on top of the concrete floor. Kind Regards
Kiran Kaur Yep it would be like a liquid coating that will harden up. But get the moisture checked with a meter, so that there will be no issues with the vinyl bubbling.
Awesome video, thanks for taking the time to record and share. Insightful and to the point tutorial. Also, thanks for keeping the video and comments professional, it is nice to be able to show to the wife and kids before starting the project to have a better collective idea of what is going on. I love DIY projects with my sons, it teaches them and saves the family a whole lot of money. You're the man, thanks!
How can I dry my wood floor to install this vinyl sheet? A few weeks ago rained heavily so got water inside the house and almost the whole floor it's dry except for a spot , it won't dry and I need to install the sheet before Thanksgiving , can you help me?
+Darcy B If you put vinyl on stairs, just cut it the width of the step, then you will need a stairnose metal for every step. This way it will stay down and not curl up on the edges.
Can I lay vinyl over old vinyl? My floor is already very high, I don't want to raised it more with plywood, because the carpet in next room is much lower.
the only problem is that you need it to be very smooth when laying. So you might do a skim coat over the existing vinyl to level it out. Adding a 15/32 underlayment won't raise it that much.
You can do a floating vinyl floor and either staple or glue the edges, but it needs to be a heavy vinyl that will lay down flat and not bubble up. Also, sometimes the vinyl you lay can shrink or contract, and if you trim it too much then it will be short on your walls.
Thanks for the video, it helped a lot. Suggestion for next time: slow down the panning on the video a bit. It was too fast for the camera to focus and a little hard to watch. But that's minor; appreciate the tips.
not by the foot, a bathroom takes a lot of time, and a large area is fast. you price the job per trip to the job site, bid, shopping, and trash. Charge 300.00 per trip, per man.
Every brand recommend their glue, but in Lowe´s they sell a brand called Tec, the product is PRESSURE SENSITIVE ADHESIVE for sheet vinyl, and vinyl it´s not the same as linoleum. The gallon was at $27 dlls .
This is literally the only video I've seen so far that is correct. All the other jockeys where laying the laminate straight on top of the old laminate 😂
This is exactly the type of installation video we were looking for to replace the flooring in a tiny bathroom. Feel much more confident now. Thank you!
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short and to the point, great vid,I wish more people would use this approach when making vids
+World Scum thanks and you are welcome!
@@TheRykerDane hi, how much does it cost to put this flooring on if we give it to a contractor, for a 100 SQ feet bathroom?.thanks in advance.
@@ReyKondiga depends on the cost of flooring vinyl you want. Easiest way to determine go to Home Depot and price. They come in rolls that aren’t super expensive and the adhesive should only be about 40$ for a room that size. I’m getting ready to do a 200sqft trailer and all supplies cost about 116$ but I’m also. It a professional so don’t forget you are paying for their time and expertise.
Price depends upon thickness and styles. It comes in 12ft. wide rolls. Thus, there is another price listed in linear feet, 12x1 ft.
The cheapest and often easiest way to go is with remnants--plastic-wrapped, bar-coded rolls--hopefully enough for your project. These are less than 12ft. wide.
Remnants seem currently missing now--at least at big-boxy, usual-suspect home stores.
People. knee pads number one. When you lay the piece in make sure it is square and not crooked with the walls! also a little trick don't leave any heavy glue swipes make it all consistent and after you spread the glue give it about 5 min or longer to let the glue "off gas" to minimize the amount of bubbles you get. make sure the floor underneath the vinyl is Smooth as possible and Clean enough to eat off of because if not it will show through the vinyl! Their is no room for error once you cut its done.
Great tips, thanks!
This is a excellent tutorial, straight to the point and no extras
I wish I could give it two 👍👍🎯💯
Perfect. Took me from zero to hero in 4.5 mins. All diy vids should follow this template
Thank you!
I followed your advice for my 8x27 foot cargo trailer which is being remodeled into a camper for my wife and I. The vinyl we picked turned out to be real soft/thin which posed problems and I got off straight/true enough that I had to cut it off at the fenderwells and realign. I'll use a transition over the cut (it was my wife's idea). If....IF I ever did this again, I'd have help and probably use vinyl tiles, but it was a fun experience. Thanks!
That might be good to use too for sure!!
Just the tutorial I was looking for, short and to the point, covering all the aspects for a proper job. Thank you
This is an awesome video!! You did amazing explaining each step and not making it feel to overwhelming.
looks great, I used to do this exact same job for years. the sheet vinyl is alot easier to work with today, I used to install desinger solarian and corlon sheet vinyl. Those are Armstrong products, mostly felt back sheet vinyl. Everyone in he shop used to cringe when they seen that vinyl, so that's how I became the hard goods mechanic. Nice job brother, 👍
Hello thankyou ! this video was right to the point easy to follow. Wish more dyi videos were this clear and to the point. I just have 1 question. Can I lay vinyl over osb board ? There's no damage at all . And no wierd cuts , fir my 3 seasons portch area. Thanks!!
Direct and to the point. Excellent. Thanks mate, from the UK.
Thanks for this video. Question. If I want to install the vinyl flooring to the bathroom, do I need to remove the toilet bowl? Thanks
Yeah I'm going to NOT remove the bowl, cut opening 3 inches smaller than bowl, trim as best as I can, and caulk the toilet. Better way?
Jan. 22, 2019---Thanks for the video. I live in a '74 single wide trailer, moving into it around 1984? Since then, there's been 10 cats/kittens who loved digging their claws into the linoleum. Then add one dog who had 9 puppies which liked chewing on the linoleum the cats had worked on earlier. Finally got down to 3 dogs...my original and 2 of her pups. When they passed on, ended up with another dog, something I didn't expect to happen. Ever. So linoleum is a bit tore up in spots and of course, extremely well worn. Since I'm on Social Security, will be replacing everything bit by bit along with new paneling,insulation and sealing windows. I thought doing the linoleum would be hard, but not after seeing your video. Thanks again.
Thank you for such an informative video! I do have a question. We are looking at installing vinyl flooring in a large room where we will have a seam. We've laid vinyl flooring before, but the seam part is making us a little nervous, and unfortunately, we can't find any manufacturer's recommendations for installation. Do you have any suggestions for the installation of it, in regards to gluing down versus leaving it as a floating floor (going off memory, I think that's what the sales guy suggested, and just not so sure how comfortable we feel about that), and also for the seam? Never done the seaming before.
Here is the description for the flooring we have:
Comfort Foam double encapsulated fiberglass structure provides strength and dimensional stability. Modified loose-lay installation option,offers easy-in, easy-out flexibility. 105 gauge with 10 mil wear layer. Super Guard Urethane finish for stain protection and easy cleaning. Recommended full spread with releasable adhesive.
maybe the vinyl flooring with inter-lock could help you solve the problems.
Hi ryker I am going to go with vinyl flooring for my kitchen. there are two types. One is more and no "cork" backing. the other cheaper but I like the color better. What do you recommend. I want the cheaper one because of the color but I want to pay more for a better backing. What do you suggest? Does the "cork" backing make a better floor? thx.
What you put before the vinyl?? Wood??I have nice wood floor in my room and I don’t want to damage it but I want to put vinyl floor on top because is easier to clean that’s why I’m asking because I see you nailed some kind of floor before the vinyl
The way i did mine was use a underlay on the wood floor and then the vinyl over. Then i glued the vinyl to the underlay. Mines been down over 2 years and holding up fine
I'm doing my utility room. I used cement board and sealed with KILZ 2. I like your infro on how much glue and leaving a couple inches on the wall, I would of messed that up, thank you for the video!
oh awesome, glad you got it done! Good to seal with kilz, especially if any smells or stains on the old floor.
Thanks man I just did a small 12x9 space referencing your technique...saved $250.
awesome, nice work!
My rooms 12x10 so I'm gonna try. Hope I don't screw it up lol
Just like the job I'm doing here in the house this weekend...identical!!!
THANK YOU!
That was easy to understand.
Excellent! ❤🙏☮️
This flooring looks like the Congoleum®ArmorCore Pro Terrace Paver Warm Beige that I'm about to have installed in a half bathroom! Hope it turns out this good.
Thank you for this! Very helpful. You trimmed the fat on this and I can’t thank you enough.
What kind of flooring glue did you use???
Thanks. I am doing this minus all that glue. Ive seen other videos where u only need to put on the ends. No need for all that glue. But thanks for your video. It is helpful
You can develop ripples in the floor. Always glue down sheet vinyl. Only vinyl planks can be floated.
@@alexanderx3554 plenty of videos on how to glue only edges, if it ripples, undo edge pull right and ripple be gone. Also it is very easy to take up old vinyl flooring if only edges are glued or fastened. I'm not a floor dude but that's how I would approach..... On a larger floor maybe the glue.
here in California most homes made after 1987 have a cement floor that the lanoleum is glue too so the staples can't be used (i think) how you video gave me good ideas so thank you sir
yep, slab homes you need to cut all the loose parts out, mud with a hardrock mud product to create a smooth floor then go over. You will spend tons of time trying to scrap up all the old vinyl. Which you will need to mud the whole area again to make a smooth and even floor anyway.
very informative! thank you so much. and wish me luck! I. redoing the vinyl flooring in my kitchen all by my lonesome while my hubby is away for a nice surprise when he gets home!
Awesome, good luck, I hope you get it done!
What size staple and type of glue? Any tips on keeping it square? I’m a woodworker, trim carpenter and window and door wizard, but lost with floors haha!
The trowel tip really helped a lot. I was just going to use a putty knife to smear it around!
Yep without a notch trowel it will get too thick
Can you use self stick carpet tile instead of sheet linoleum.
Yes just make sure they are tight fitting so they don't separate later
Hello, Thank you very much for sharing the video. I have a couple of questions please: 1. Can I install the Vinyl sheet over the tiles in my bathroom? 2. Can I install it in the garage over concrete/Epoxy? Thanks
What kind of staples did you use? What psi did you set the compressor to?
standard staples for air gun with at 1.5 inch staples. PSI usually at 90-100
Very informative.
Seems simple? Thx for sharing.
What type of glue did you use? Is it ok to use carpet adhesive for vinyl?
Good video...! I especially LIKE how I didn't have to fast-forward through a bunch of "Can you see my face talking on RUclips" Bullshit. You got straight to the point and the information I was looking for.
Nice, glad to help!
Hey man thanks alot, ive never laid it before with the glue, i appreciate u sharing ur skill at this
What do you clean this vinyl with
Love it great job sir, I want to put some vinyl on my countertop is it the good time or during summer?
Suliman Yousufi As long as your surface is smooth and its not too cold in the house it will work.
Thank you. Best DIY video I’ve seen.
I see alot of trowls with differing depths of cuts, ( or grooves) which should I use ?
the smaller the better, you don't want too much glue going down.
Thank you so much for the video! My husband and I are upgrading some things in our home and our laundry room floor and the laundry room hall leading into the room needs to be replaced. Did not know it was so easy! Again thanks!
le le King You are welcome, and yes you will be able to do it without hiring someone.
picked up good tip for glue layer. Redoing 1999 travel trailer floors. Thanks again for the video and tips!!!
you are welcome!
If you have hardwood floor original do you suggest putting down lament flooring or can you put the vinyl over it
Thank you for this.
What size staples did you use?
What if they don't go through the floor patch? I have floor patch down that is very tough. Won't even crack when hit with a hammer.
If my vinyl shows things like staples or seams between plywood (in case I need an expansion gap due to changes in temperature), how can I cover that? Is there a type of tape to put down? I have modified looselay sheet vinyl to put down so it will have perimeter tape, but I want something to cover staples, screw heads, and seams.
Well you can still use a rock hard thinset to cover any nail heads or staple heads
My kitchen floor has patchwork that is slightly raised so there are uneven areas. What can I do to fix that and will I still need the underlay boards? Oh ya, and some places have a space of about 1/4 inch wide between the boards. If that makes sense?
Just what the doctor ordered! Thanks!!
Hey. Us how did you let the glue set before you was able to lay down the vinyl down the 1st side .
Is it possible to place the sheet vinyl without glueing? Will it move around if I dont? I wanted a new floor for a room but it's an apartment and I dont want it to be permanent as I dont want to ruin the original floor beneath and want to be able to remove it if I were to move. It's more for aesthetics.
you can just lay it down and staple the edges, but then taking it up could be an issue. if you were wanting to do that, why not just fully install?
Great Video !!!
Any recommendations on how to remove years of wax and dirt build up on sheet vinyl ?
build up of wax? Try using a drywall mud knife and scrape it off. then use a degreaser
Where should I purchase the vinyl roll? Please advise me. Thanks
Hi, can I waterproof the plywood before I Lay the linoleum?
thanks for sharing! This was a lot easier to follow than some videos.
+Mata Butta you are welcome!
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TheRykerDane Hi,where can I get the roll to buy?
@@weddymontyyyoutube8544 home cheap-o
Great demonstration and practical advice. Many thanks!
Thank you for simple and clear step by step instructions, I layer down 1/2 real wood overlay replacing the pressed stuff, my underlay was in great condition but I cut and glued according to your instruction 😁
nice work
Thank you
What glue is used before the sheet is placed? Exact name plz?
I seen a video that says after rough cut you roll it out and let it lay there overnight next day cut n glue. How true ???
Great video, I'm planning on using vinyl flooring in my living room, the floor is concrete do I require underlay or can i stick the vinyl sheets on top of the concrete floor. Kind Regards
You can lay right on top but you need to check your moisture in the concrete though. You can put down a sealer first.
Thank you so much for your response, is a sealer a type of liquid of is it like a plastic sheet
Kiran Kaur Yep it would be like a liquid coating that will harden up. But get the moisture checked with a meter, so that there will be no issues with the vinyl bubbling.
Thanks for your reply and help
Thank you! Easy to understand and short to the point!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
What adhesive would you recommend??
Can you add a link for the underlayment you used?
Big thank you for the quick and easy to follow vid!!
Hey thanks for the video... made it look simple I have a Diy project coming up soon and this helped me out just great!
awesome, glad I could help!
Do you get the same effect with wood filler for seams?
Awesome video, thanks for taking the time to record and share. Insightful and to the point tutorial.
Also, thanks for keeping the video and comments professional, it is nice to be able to show to the wife and kids before starting the project to have a better collective idea of what is going on. I love DIY projects with my sons, it teaches them and saves the family a whole lot of money. You're the man, thanks!
+Mathew Eszenyi you are very welcome, its always easier to see it done first before starting it. Glad it helped!
Love tbe video what glue you used?
comment for bump, you got a good video here man, thanks for the help.
I just got an estimate for $375 for a 5'6 laundry. I will definitely do it myself. thanks so much!
S Clear Good idea, you can do it!
I no I'm late but did you end up fitting it yourself?
can I lay new vinyl over old vinyl? The old vinyl is not damaged and is being replaced because of staining over the years.
Maybe a stupid question, but what is the best way to trim the excess around the edges? Having some trouble with that and screwed up a DIY project.
best way is to keep the blade flat on the floor while trimming, this way the knife blade can't get loose and get away from you
Lay a framing square flat on the floor, push against the wall and trim along the top edge. Perfect!!
How can I dry my wood floor to install this vinyl sheet? A few weeks ago rained heavily so got water inside the house and almost the whole floor it's dry except for a spot , it won't dry and I need to install the sheet before Thanksgiving , can you help me?
All you can do is put down a floor fan, or even a heat gun. But hopefully there is no subfloor damage or rotten wood.
CinndhyBaxter might need a subfloor repair
My question though is if vinyl flooring is toxic? I read that it released chemicals into the air but it may only be temporary.
Every product is different. Most have a rubbery chemical off-gassing smell but then dissipates.
Great video!!! This help me out me and my husband are DIY will continue to follow your videos.
Tanya A Thank you very much, glad I could help!
Thanks for posting really help me a lot with my bathroom and kitchen
ty for good instructions. what kind of glue? and any advise for stairs?
+Darcy B If you put vinyl on stairs, just cut it the width of the step, then you will need a stairnose metal for every step. This way it will stay down and not curl up on the edges.
what glue did you use
Henry glue from HD
Thanks made it much easier for me👍
Nice, thanks Dave
What kind of glue did u use?
Good stuff, thank you.
Hi, what did u use to trim edges in straight line? Stanley knife or?
you can use that, or you can use a curved type trim knife
Where did you get the linoleum?
When vinyl is buffed it can look absolutely beautiful
Can I lay vinyl over old vinyl? My floor is already very high, I don't want to raised it more with plywood, because the carpet in next room is much lower.
the only problem is that you need it to be very smooth when laying. So you might do a skim coat over the existing vinyl to level it out. Adding a 15/32 underlayment won't raise it that much.
How to avoid moisture under the sheet which could result in mould?
What kind glu you used
Perfect video!!
Now show me how to do around my toilet lol
do you have to use adhesive or can you just lay it loose with the edging holding it in place?
You can do a floating vinyl floor and either staple or glue the edges, but it needs to be a heavy vinyl that will lay down flat and not bubble up. Also, sometimes the vinyl you lay can shrink or contract, and if you trim it too much then it will be short on your walls.
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Thanks for the video, it helped a lot. Suggestion for next time: slow down the panning on the video a bit. It was too fast for the camera to focus and a little hard to watch. But that's minor; appreciate the tips.
+Maureen Garry you are welcome, sorry about that. I guess you can watch it again if it helps.
May I ask what kind of glue/adhesive you recommend?
the the standard glue you get in the flooring section at home depot or lowes
Does that glue work on cement floors? Also seen double sided tape used instead of glue. Wondering if that adheres to cement.
That is used for seems.
Thanks for posting. What I was looking for. Do you dwell in the Rochester, NY area?? Because I need my floor done. Thx again.
sorry no I am in a southern state. I bet you can do it though
Hey man what equipment that you use to repair your floor ?
power tools?
👍perfect video.how much you charge to install per square foot?
thanks a lot, I don't really do it anymore
not by the foot, a bathroom takes a lot of time, and a large area is fast. you price the job per trip to the job site, bid, shopping, and trash. Charge 300.00 per trip, per man.
best vinyl vid on you tube
wow, thanks a lot for that!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Nice work
thanks!
Thanks man, forreals this helped me alot
Every brand recommend their glue, but in Lowe´s they sell a brand called Tec, the product is PRESSURE SENSITIVE ADHESIVE for sheet vinyl, and vinyl it´s not the same as linoleum. The gallon was at $27 dlls .
This is literally the only video I've seen so far that is correct. All the other jockeys where laying the laminate straight on top of the old laminate 😂
Thanks Matt!
What old laminate?!
Thank you!!!
Any one knows where I can purchase this vynil. Thanks
Lowes