I agree, I'm looking into alternatives. I personally do not believe the
Urethane type glues will hold up. I'll certainly present this to Armstrong
and see what they recommend.... They can recommend a wood glue since they've
been recommending that type for 30 years anyway!
"CW" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Go with what the manufacturer says. If there is a problem later, they will
> blame you for not fallowing the instructions. Also, as it is to their
> benifit to have it work, I doubt they would steer you wrong.
> "HMFIC-1369" <[email protected] Baa> wrote in message
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> > Thursday going to lay my floating floor and examining my glue options.
> They
> > Recommend EverSeal. Anything or ways better?
> > Thanks, Joe
> >
> >
>
>
Go with what the manufacturer says. If there is a problem later, they will
blame you for not fallowing the instructions. Also, as it is to their
benifit to have it work, I doubt they would steer you wrong.
"HMFIC-1369" <[email protected] Baa> wrote in message
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> Thursday going to lay my floating floor and examining my glue options.
They
> Recommend EverSeal. Anything or ways better?
> Thanks, Joe
>
>
Yeah the Manufac's recommended glues are the Urethane types. I question only
the life of the material.
"No" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I couldn't imagine using a gorrila type glue to install laminate
> flooring. My experience is they foam up and need to be scrapoed to
> clean the joint. I used the mfg's glue for a floor I did and I could of
> sworn it was Elemrs white glue, it looked, smelled and tasted just like
> I remember!
>
Well it's confusing the Manufacturers recommend the Urethane "Gorilla" type
glue now. The Floor removed used yellow wood glue and that stuck pretty damn
good. I've used Gorilla glue and I do question it's long term capacity.
Yellow "wood" Glue has been around many life times over. Whereas the foam
glues are relatively new. Neither you or myself will know if it will last
30, 40 or 50 years... (this floor 20+) was in fine shape with the exception
of a flood damaged area!
"Duane Bozarth" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> HMFIC-1369 wrote:
> >
> > Thursday going to lay my floating floor and examining my glue options.
They
> > Recommend EverSeal. Anything or ways better?
>
> Better than the manufacturer's recommendation, that is???