Can this product be applied directly over a vinyl laminate surface?
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your best bet is to contact a distributor or even better the manufacturer of that particular stick back veneer. They'll tell you if it's alright and how to prepare what your putting it on. In my particular case I laid it over a formica type of material after first wipping it down with mineral spirits ,it seemed to adhere to it very nicely.I took a chance and so far so good
1312923
Yes. Provided existing base is good and tight to existing base. Scuff with sandpaper first
1312924
I've never tried to do this but I don't think it would work as adhesive would not adhere well to such a surface.
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i cant answer that i used it over ply.but i would guess yes.adhesive is very good on it.once its down it doesnt move.and i used it on some complex curves.check with manu.to be safe
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I cannot answer this question from experience, but based on what I experienced using the veneer over painted wood, it seems that if the vinyl was sound that the adhesive, which is very strong, would adhere fine. You could get some sand paper with pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) backing and see how it sticks. Make sure the vinyl is dry and clean and perhaps lightly sanding with 100 or so sand paper. If you decide to apply the veneer it is, in my opinion, worth getting the application tool (blade not roller). My bottom line is: I would give it a try - it is a very good product.
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Vinyl? Do you mean like a Formica type laminate ? As long as it is firm ( not flexible) , smooth and clean it will work.
958142
It can be applied if the top is vinyl, plastic or a similsr material. I recommend trying Wipe New. I was more impressed with it. I applied it last summer 2013 and it's still holding it's own. Re nu is comparable but not better than Wipe New in my personal opinion.
688690
I've tried it on laminate and it does ok, not a super thorough job though. Still some crumbs left behind.
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the epoxy putty hardens as hard as a rock, so if you are putting it on vinyl that is flexible, it will come off in not too long of a time. If the vinyl is up against a rigid structure to keep it from flexing, then it might work. I would scuff up the area with some very rough sandpaper, and then apply the epoxy putty. Make sure when you mix it, it is mixed thoroughly. If the vinyl is not rigid, then I would find some flexible type underwater glue.
369502
I doubt it would stick to vinyl. It is an acrylic based product and would not bond to the tiles. Manufacturers instructions state it is designed to cover weathered wood.
580679
I agree with the others. You can use it on laminate, but definitely use three coats. You'll love the results!
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I think so Betty. It is recommended by 3M for vinyl protection on automobiles. A nice product and easy to apply. ---Ted---
1316028
I don't think so but can't say for sure as we applied ours over painted walls. Most vinyl wall art stencils are just big stickers anyhow and need a pretty smooth surface to work properly. I'd suggest getting a small one from somewhere and test drive it to see for certain.
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VandlGuard will work on many kinds of vinyl. Question. Will a normal household paint stick to your surface? If the answer is yes, then VandlGuard will work.
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I suppose you could, but depending on the paint it could affect the rubber surface and/or the adhesive. That would be a question for the manufacturer.
1180218
No...u can literally peal off back and stick it to any surface. I applied to old laminate, it looks great
1088961
I have only used on my laminate counter tops...perhaps try it on a tiny portion and see.
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It would seem to me that you could do this. I found that the clear coat does not go as far as the epoxy does in coverage. You may need additional clear coat.
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depends on the laminate you use. There is optically clear laminate available
2254084
It kills mold & mildew. It has no ingredients that would harm the laminate. It certainly can be used on laminate shingles.
775482
The bottle indicates only that it is intended for no-wax flooring. I'm not sure laminates would fit into the same category with the no-wax vinyl floors of a few years back. It does an outstanding job of restoring the shine to my Armstrong no-wax vinyl linoleum, but the floor must be absolutely clean and free of all dust/dirt particles and residue from previous mopping before this is applied.
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To be honest, I don't know. However, their website states, "Protects and Shines Hardwood, Laminate, Vinyl, Tile, and Stone." Therefore, until researching the product further, I would not use this product. My suggestion would be to contact the company directly with this question. Hope this helps and good luck!