Can this be used on vinyl floor?
854326
Yes it is fine for hard surfaces, I have it located on porcelain tile. It does slide a bit, but the tile are very slick. The mat is thin and lays flat. It is easy to roll on and off. There is no trip hazards.
854327
I don't see why not. It is flat on both sides, not like the rug ones with the little nubs. I has an anti slip side and works great. I have wood floors, and it stays in place. It is made to protect the surface under it, so it doesn't matter what that is.
854328
Yes. it has a slightly tacky side on the bottom of the mat and a light marbled texture on the top. We have epoxy floors at work and they work great, stay in place, and have caused NO discoloring.
1977244
I can't say. I use it on my vinyl floor and it works great. But my floors are pretty worn as I have a sick dog and am wshing floors many times a day lately.
1219313
Yes it can be used on all hard surfaces, including hard wood, tile, lanimate and vinyl. We love ours, especially the fact that it is so light weight. Hope this helps.
1489907
I don't think I would. Laminate floors don't seem all that solid to me. I mean, they're made out of what? Compressed paper? I use this machine on a painted cement floor and it works well for that.
684429
I think it should be OK. I use it on vinyl linoleum as well as ceramic tile.
466596
Hello Cindy,I would say no. It's designed for any surface that can be easily cut like wood or vinyl. Hope this helps you!
679352
I don't think you can use it on vinyl but certainly if your seats are clth, you can use it. This is a very fine product,recommended to me by my fabrics dealer.
2159964
I would think so if you used it on low setting. It says for tile, vinyl, wood, but since all I have is tile and carpet, I haven't tried it. It certainly does clean tile well!!
1326519
Yes. As long as the old floor provides a reasonably smooth surface without holes or wide cracks, it should work fine. I put it over an old vinyl tile floor in my utility room with complete success.
950732
I don't believe this material will work on vinyl. It is a two part epoxy with the consistency of a plumbers putty and needs to be worked together to mix and soften it. Then it needs to be worked into the void.
2093630
Yes, I would think so. And if the vinyl tiles were laid well - no bumps or humps or wide gaps between tiles - the vinyl plank flooring should look fine. If you're worried about the glue adhering to the old tiles, don't. Whatever the glue is, it's amazing.
965092
I have used it once under epoxy paint as a "Non-Slip" floor surface, worked like a charm. Have no experience on using it on a vertical surface. Good Luck. RC
1647046
I use this on my shower doors which are plexiglass. I would think it would work on vinyl. Did you check with the manufacturer to be sure?
1312927
Vinyl? Do you mean like a Formica type laminate ? As long as it is firm ( not flexible) , smooth and clean it will work.
1558270
I don't have any hardwood floors. It is not really good on vinyl flooring. It works well on carpeting. That is where I use it.
1321306
We've used this on almost every thing vertical in our house, unfortunately nothing vinyl. It works great to get rid of the stains and smells, especially if we miss an area for a few days. We had both our male cats fixed but for some reason they still occasionally spray. Sorry we couldn't answer your vinyl concern.
256520
I don't know, I have a concrete pool. It has metal bristles so I would play it safe and say no. I actually use the larger brush I bought at the same time more often. It has plastic bristles so I think it would probably be safe on vinyl.