Can it be used on cork flooring?
1958203
Do not purchase made of cheap plastic was very disappointed in this product was a waste of money
646453
I would not use this on a hardwood floor. You could try a small bottle in a closet or somewhere you would not see it.
1433166
I just read on the bottle that I have and it says YES can be used on laminate floors :-)
201060
Yes, but the sound will not be reduced by 6 mm of cork as much as 1 or 2 " acoustic tile or foam. rolled cork is a form of press board and unless sealed will come apart in time. I used the cork as underlayment for a model train lay out and it worked fine at reducing mechanical noise. It was glued to a plywood table top and sealed with marine varathane.
1462946
Yes. You can spray this stuff on pretty much any kind of material, or flooring surface. Just remember, when you do, give it a little time to absorb and dry before you try walking, or sitting on that surface. but like was said, best to check a small area first, especially if trying it on leather. I dont think it would hurt it, but better safe then sorry. I have never found a material that it would not work on yet though.
155115
I cannot answer this from experience, since we don't have laminate flooring, but I tried it on one of our parquet tiles. It made the wood look dull. I would not recommend it for wood or for anything with seams. It works spectacularly well on vinyl, even heavily textured. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
900100
Yes, the first cork I used it on was one of those rubbery composite corks. Worked great!
2126424
Yes depends how large a piece you are working with. Use the regular cork adhesive, or spray contact cement or liquid nail for indoor projects. I just finished 30 4'x8' bulletin boards using this cork over a backer.
1654630
As long as you have a sealed hardwood floor, I say yes. I have been using this product on my sealed oak flooring for 10 years with beautiful, glossy results. Application is very easy with a microfiber pad. I highly recommend this product .
1877676
You could try it but I doubt it would hold up long term... I bought this roll of cork and its a great deal..but I used contact cement to hold it up...I would recommend that route vs double sided tape
268935
I only used this product on wood, so I can't help you. It was very good on the wood flooring.
914775
It will work on a polished wood floor. What it would do to the floor and its finish depends upon the floor. I would consult your flooring information.
646452
Well on the bottle it distinctly states " Do not use on cork, wood, laminate or marble." They also recommend that you contact their customer service for use on different surface areas.
715327
I don't know if it is for floors. I have only used it on furniture, and I love it!
84530
Yes, it works ok on laminate wood flooring. Just be sure to spin it out REALLY WELL!
538636
Not sure, but I'd probably try gluing the tile to the cork. Then trim the cork with the razor or sharp knife using the tile is a guide edge.
1102261
Absolutely. I use it on my wood floors all the time. It does a very good job on wood, tile, and laminate floors.