Is it faster and easier to use a power miter saw or scoring with utility knife?
Sustainable Samples Box: Waterproof Cork - Wood Look 10-day Home Try On - Rental
Cork Flooring
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Open Jan 19, 2020 - 09:44 AM
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Jan 19, 2020 - 03:59 AM
One of the unique benefits of Amorim Wise WaterProof cork is that it can be cut with either a utility knife or a chop saw. Using the knife works exceptionally well and is similar to scoring and snapping drywall. It's also much less messy and produces almost zero dust. A knife can be used lengthwise and crosswise. It saves time, avoids set up of a saw and can be done while on the floor making the entire process much faster and cleaner.
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