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3/4" x 3 1/4" x 6.5LFT Brazilian Cherry Lite Stair |
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PRBCLSN3 - 3/4" x 3 1/4" x 6.5LFT Brazilian Cherry Light Stair Nose Prefinished Product is not Brazilian Cherry Light but is stained Maple |
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Comments about 3/4" x 3 1/4" x 6.5LFT Brazilian Cherry Lite Stair:
Flooring looks amazing in our new Kitchen finish is top notch.
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Comments about 3/4" x 3 1/4" x 6.5LFT Brazilian Cherry Lite Stair:
We put it in our family room and dinning room, and it looks fantastic.
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Comments about 3/4" x 3 1/4" x 6.5LFT Brazilian Cherry Lite Stair:
We hire a contractor to install our floor. The small cost to have it installed by a professional was well worth the savings in time and "pain".
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Comments about 3/4" x 3 1/4" x 6.5LFT Brazilian Cherry Lite Stair:
I ordered the 2" boards but they turned out to be on backorder and after about 6 weeks of waiting the salesman changed my order to 3" and I love it. I think the 3" looks better in my somewhat formal livingroom. It was less work for my son who installed it. [...]I don't know how to send pictures.
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Comments about 3/4" x 3 1/4" x 6.5LFT Brazilian Cherry Lite Stair:
Was required for the completion of the installation of the flooring I previously ordered. Floor is installed now, and looks great! Awesome products...we will be back.
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What trowel should be used for 9/16 inch engineered hardwood on concrete1 answer
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There is are two custom clip-on trowels attachments in each bucket of adhesive.Q:
How much area is covered by 5 gallons for 9/16 inch engineered hardwood on concrete1 answer
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When used as a moisture barrier each pail will cover 150 - 200 sq ft. Thank you for your inquiry.Q:
How long dozen it need to set ?1 answer
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Adhesive needs at least 12 hours of curing time before walking on flooring.Q:
I just thought of another question.1 answer
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This is not the correct adhesive for gluing down our cork tiles.Q:
If I have a concrete floor with a .08 on the test meter, can I use eco995 glue?1 answer
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Thank you for writing in! I would be glad to help you with your questions.Q:
How much will a 5 gallon bucket cover?1 answer
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150 to 925 sf per pail depending on what trowel is used, but when used as a moisture barrier each pail will cover 150 - 200 sq ft.Q:
What is the coverage 9951 answer
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150 to 925 sf per pail depending on what trowel is used, but when used as a moisture barrier each pail will cover 150 - 200 sq ft.Q:
Hi - I got some of the glue on my skin and seem to be having a severe allergic reaction to it. Is there a way to get the list of ingredients for this glue? My doctor is curious what's in it. Thanks!!1 answer
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Type Mapei Adhesive MSDS here for details - www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/flooring/Flooring101Q:
How to clean the ECO 995 glue from the engeniered wood floor after instalation. Got a sloppy contractor. Got lots of glue stains from snikers.1 answer
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Installer should remedy the issue, that is unacceptable. Once dry - Success has been made with mineral spirits but better is Bostik's Ultimate Adhesive Remover or Mapei Ultrabond Urethane Cleaner followed by a water damp rag to remove the adhesive remover before it can damage the finish. Hand buff. It seems that the remover dilutes the adhesive but when not completely removed the diluted adhesive dries on the finish leaving a residue. Try the remover as described above and repeat as many times that are necessary.Q:
Can this product be removed from sofa fabric?1 answer
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I would try mineral spirits to soften the adhesive (ALWAYS TEST FIRST FOR COLOR FASTNESS) and alot of clean white rags, blot- don't scrub.
