Does AFM Safecoat paint contain an isothiazolinone preservative? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
I have a project that needs to meet Indoor Airplus for DOE Certification, and the carpet pad needs to meet CRI Green Label testing. I don't see this listed as meeting that requirement, but it seems like it should based on the description. Do you know if it does or can the manufacturer provide a certified letter? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
Hello, I am installing a click-lock engineered hardwood flooring on top of an existing wood floor. The manufacturer recommended underlayment is a 2-in-1 foam underlayment, max 1/8" thick. A vapor barrier is important here as the level directly below is the cellar (not heated) and there is no subfloor below the existing floor. Do you recommend MP Global, QuietWalk Plus for this situation? Thank you! View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
What is the slip coefficient for this flooring? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago | Cork Flooring
Is there a color chart so that we can see the colors? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
What is the wood look surface made of? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago | Cork Flooring
Will this perform well over uneven and sloping floors? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago | Cork Flooring
Hello, where can I confirm your green guard certification? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
The best clear finish for a the interior of a wood window that's in a shower. it's up high, and will be protected with a curtain but still need a durable waterproof finish. I'm assuming exterior Polyureseal might be the choice. Will that work or does anyone have a better recommendation? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
How do I order a tinted sample? View answer
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Can this be used on a slate countertop? View answer
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Can this be installed over a concrete slab? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago | Hardwood Flooring
Is the bamboo flooring water resistant - wide plank t&g strand? View answer
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Is this product available in maple? View answer
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Is this flooring suitable to slightly uneven floors? View answer
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Can this be installed over concrete? View answer
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Will this encapsulate lead paint on a concrete floor? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
Hello, we're looking to have our floors redone. Our contractor said they add an additive to the grout to seal it in one shot. I believe they use miracle sealant. I want something more eco-friendly. Is this considered an additive that they could add to the grout or do you carry something like that? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
Can this product be used on the ceiling? View answer
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Can I get this in an area rug? 10x11 View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
I am building a small kit home on Helical piles in MO. There will be 2 inch pine tongue and groove flooring directly over the joists with no vapour barrier or insulation. The joists and skids are rough sawn hemlock. Would the Vermont Natural Coatings, Exterior, Penetrating Water Proofer be a good product to coat the underside of the 2" flooring, the joists, and the skids with? The skids will only contact the brackets of the helical piles and not come in contact with the ground at all. There should be air flow and limited if any sun exposure. I am concerned with preventing moisture buildup, mold, etc.... and not having to reapply a product later on because that would be extremely difficult to access. View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
I have MCS and we are having no-VOC cabinets fabricated for our laundry room, which will be painted using AFM Safecoat. Should the PureBond plywood and solid wood be primed before painting with Safecoat? Would semi-gloss be best for laundry room cabinets? I have been buying safe products from Green Building Supply for years. I can't thank you enough for selling safe, no-VOC products. They are a real life-saver. Keep up the great work! View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
Is there a fire rating for this product? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
Do you carry Kahrs 7 7/8" jarrah Sydney 3-strip hardwood, if so the cost for 10 boxes? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
Can this, or any AFM sealer, be used on vinyl or laminate flooring? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
Why can't this be applied over SW promar 200? View answer
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What type of wood is top layer? View answer
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Can this concentrate be used in a cold water pressure washer? Is it safe to use on cars? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
can this be used on honed travertine tile? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
We are adding new sheetrock (wet rated and ceiling both) to a bathroom remodel (all walls). Is the New Wallboard the right primer or is it not suitable for wet rated sheetrock, such as the Mold tough line from USG? Half of the walls in the bathroom will be tiled. View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
is it removable without damage to the existing surface? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
Can a shine be applied to marmoleum click loc tile? The matte finish is rather dull. View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
Can I use this under hardwood floors? View answer
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Does your cork come in square tiles? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago | Cork Flooring
Delivery weight of 10x12 wool area rug? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
Loving this product so far. However, I'm confused on what's the best protocol for sanding. I've heard that before applying oils/sealers, it's best to sand a little, as it 'roughs up' the surface a bit to allow for better oil penetration. Is this true? Also, on the official "Technical Information and Application" PDF for this product, it states "For best absorbency, all surfaces should be sanded NO FINER than #100". But this leaves the surface fairly rough - can I not sand it more finely, creating a smoother wood surface? Thanks a bunch! View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago
The installation guide indicates the countertop will expand and contract, possibly up to 1/2 inch. Does that mean we should leave a gap between the edge of the countertop and a rigid structure such as a fixed wall? For a 36"x72" slab, would it expand in both directions equally or might it be less in say the long direction vs the short? Would the 1.5" thickness be prone to significant expansion as well? View answer
Answer posted 2 years ago | Cabinets & Countertops
Is there a minimum order size for your wool wall to wall carpets? View answer
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