could this product be used for lamanate flooring on cement. ( 25 years old no sign of mosture). Thanks LT
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Absolutely, this stuff was nice to work with. Instead of laying roofing felt, which tears easily and smells bad, this lays down easy and straight. I would recommend this.
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Not a flooring expert - however I can tell you no, this is not meant for cement. You can research this by searching for "wood flooring installation guidelines" put out by the people that make flooring. Wood products installed over cement require a true vapor barrier. A seal. This product is more of a membrane that allows moisture to pass through slowly. There is an expensive adhesive that forms a vapor barrier, and otherwise I think people use plastic.
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I used it to patch pits and cracks in garage cement. I made sure it did not need stirred up, but basically just trowrled it on and let it set up. Only a couple placed did I need to add a second coat to bring it to level. I had used it several years ago, around cement at the back door to the garage. It has held up to extreme temperature changes and traffic over it. It is for thinner cracks. They make a powder to which you do add water for deeper wider cracks.
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I suppose you COULD use it on floors, but you would be paying an awful lot to replace Butcher's or Johnson's paste floor waxes, which are time tested.
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I would think so. We used it on travertine in our bathroom and it worked fine. We put on 1 layer and will reapply after 1 year to maintain the protection. So far we have been very happy with the results.
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Yes...I have used this product on laminate and wooden floors and it works very well.
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I can't answer that as my floors are almost 100-years-old and wood. But I did use this on some vinyl flooring in the bathroom (without thinking) and there wasn't a haze or any build up. Hope someone has a better answer for you. It does say on the back that it can be used on most hard surfaces, but to test it out on a hidden area first.
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Donna - I am SO impressed by this cleaner! I use it on my (not plush)oriental rugs that are laid over hardwood floors and there has been no damage! My wood floors are about 60yo and not sealed and they would be more prone to damage than your newer floors, so you should be safe. There is a newer model where the canister removes for stairs if that is a feature that might be of value to you. Tena
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I have no idea since I've never tried them on cement...My thought is that it would work since it works on hardwood flooring. It may not move as smoothly but I would think it would work
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I have only used on tile floor. The glue is kinda thin, much like Elmer's glue. If there is nothing between the concrete and the flooring material, it should work. If you a loose plastic barrier under the flooring, it probably wouldn't work.
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I would DEFINITELY use it on cement. I haven't tried it (because my dogs go on the grass). It states it is harmless.
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Here's a you tube video that shows it being used on a concrete floor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDnukl-wJG8
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I don't see why not if it's concrete, says you can use it for floors. My only concern when putting on the floors if you move heavy furniture you may scratch or tear it. yes it's a lot thicker than regular contact paper and if you use it for the floors, I would use a heavier glue than just pealing the back off as it may not stick long depending on your flooring. I have used this on the counters and also I covered a table with it. I hope this helps.
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Yes. I have 90 year old mahogany floors that are unfinished. I stripped the old wax off the floors then applied new stain to the floors followed by Rejuvenate. It smooths out the imperfections in the old floor and looks great. It is holding up quite well but I did notice that dripping anything acidic on the floor (vinegar, lemon/lime juice) leaves a small whitish spot on the floor. I assume this is due to the liquid reacting with the Rejuvenate.
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The bottle says "tile, linoleum, laminate, marble, sealed hardwood and more" so I would think it would be OK. I do not have laminate flooring - I only use it on the tile.
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You can use it on any "sealed" floor, which includes laminate, wood, tile, linoleum etc. If you had a raw wood (say bamboo) with no resin on it over time the water and heat may damage it. But almost every floor now is sealed so it should be no problem. All laminates are sealed, but if you are worried try it in a corner or closet first...
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Hi! I have laminae floors by Quick-Step, this product seems to work great. But the floors originally aren't shiny - they are in between matte and a little shine... So not sure how this product would act on your floors. You can buy small spray bottle at Lowe's and return if you don't like it. Versus buying online and not able to return.
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Not too sure. I used on Spanish tile flooring. The product is water based. You would likely need a waterproof sealer to make it work. Hope this helps.