My deck will be two colors. Is a quart of gloss paint a REQUIREMENT? View answer
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can your safe seal be used on plywood in a sauna ?The temps would be up to 90C View answer
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Can one person walk on the floor two days after applied ? View answer
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Is this UL listed? View answer
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For larger orders, can we customize the color? View answer
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How does the hip and ridge fasten to the roof? What are the dimensions? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago | Roofing
Can it operate at night ? And what is noise dB rating View answer
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On a small floor can mcs be loose laid ? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago | SAMPLE - Forbo Marmoleum Composition Sheet (MCS), Lemon Zest
How sun resistant is your flooring? I've seen cork flooring fade from sun damage. View answer
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What percentage extra of Traces Natural should I order? View answer
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What is cost and where do you get replacement filters? View answer
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Is there a way to visualize it in my room on your website? View answer
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Does this contain any PFAS or flame retardants? View answer
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How many AFM SafeCoat, Grout Sealer, 1-Quart do we need for 500 sq ft area with 18" x 18" tiles? View answer
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Are there guidelines on which shade of wood filler to choose based on the shade of the stain? View answer
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Is the product useful on other flooring materials? View answer
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How thick is the waterproof cork flooring? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago | Cork Flooring
Hi. My contractor used Great Stuff Gap and Cracks spray foam to seal cracks throughout our under-construction home. Due to asthma, allergies, and general sensitivity to chemicals and smells, I had specifically requested no high VOC materials, poly-isocyanates, polyurethane, etc. -- all of which are in this product. They used the foam where the subfloor meets the wall, around plumbing penetrations, and around electrical boxes. Removing the spray foam is dangerous and maybe impossible. Can I seal the foam to prevent a lifetime of off-gassing? Would Hard Seal work for that purpose? Or is there some other approach? Thanks! View answer
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Can this product be purchased at a local retailer? View answer
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Does this contain any PFAS? View answer
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I have a fairly heavy texture on my drywall. Will the tiles adhere to a textured wall? View answer
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Installing in a food prep area where we mop regularly. How slippery is it when wet? View answer
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Will this stain work okay on exterior wood siding? View answer
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Our basement had mold in it, we have since corrected the problem and had the mold cleaned up. It was recommended that we seal the basement floor and walls to prevent excess water from entering the basement (exterior underground walls are already sealed). We have a home gym in the basement so are very concerned with respiratory health. What indoor concrete sealer would you recommend? and also plan on adding rubber flooring panels in the gym area. View answer
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Does this seal in vocs ? View answer
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I used Rejuvenate on my floors but now I have polymer plastic layers that are dull and trap dirt. I am working to remove the plastic layers. After I finish this project and get the floors clean again, will your product do the same thing as Rejuvenate? Thanks, Judy View answer
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What is the proper care for marmoleum floor? Can I use regular floor cleaners? View answer
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are they treated with heat? and do they work over floor heating? View answer
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So, according to your installation guidelines, your surface prep instructs "If water drops fail to penetrate quickly, surface may need additional attention to create proper surface profile." Unfortunately for us, our garage floor was sealed, 20+ years ago, and still holds up quite well repelling liquids. This space will specifically be used for living area. I've done a LOT of research, and it seems the acid etch will not be sufficient to create a proper surface profile. Can you verify that my only option would be to use a concrete grinder to adequately prepare the floor surface for application of this product? Thanks! View answer
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Can Caliwel be used over shellac? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago | Paints & Primers
can you cut this down to size? View answer
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What pad is recommended for this carpet? View answer
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I am planning to fill in a relatively deep and wide gap between a concrete porch and the front door of the house. (It is currently covered over with duct tape.) The DIY recommendation seems to be "backer rod plus caulk." The home owner asked me to use clear caulk, which is one reason I am looking at this product. Am I understanding the product restrictions correctly, that this will not adhere to backer rod (because it is a type of plastic?) Thank you. View answer
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r value of the cork floor? Quiet warmth wants 1 or less. View answer
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Does the cork have a smell? Does it smell like cork used for bulletin boards? View answer
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Is this product safe for decks that are 40 feet from well? View answer
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