Thanks for the explanation Max.  Did you apply the glue with a roller, or a 
brush or what?  Thanks.


Bill Stephan 
Kansas Citty MO 
Email: wstep...@everestkc.net 
Phone: (816)803-2469


----- Original Message -----
From: Max Robinson <m...@maxsmusicplace.com>
Date: Thursday, August 20, 2009 2:27 pm
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Shop floor, that's a wrap.
> The shop floor is finished and both Sue and I like it very much.  
> It took us 
> time to put it down because of the nature of the glue.  In the 
> container it 
> has the consistency of thin paint.  It goes on with a brush and is 
> evidently 
> formulated to stick to the tiles.  The instructions do not say to 
> apply it 
> to both surfaces.  They do say to let it tack up for about 30 
> minutes.  It 
> is white going on and turns almost clear after tacking.  It feels 
> a lot like 
> contact cement and like it you only get one chance to put the tile 
> down 
> right.  If you just set it down and haven't pushed down on it you 
> can move 
> it a little if you have to.  Now here's the catch.  If you painted 
> the 
> entire floor you wouldn't be able to walk across the glue to put 
> down the 
> tiles.  We painted a row, let it tack up and then put down the row 
> of tiles. 
> It took about 15 minutes to paint a row, then wait for 30 minutes, 
> then 
> another 15 minutes to lay the row of tiles.  At the rate of one 
> hour per row 
> and 29 rows to do it took us a while to do the job.  But it is 
> done and done 
> right so we are happy.  It's a very nice floor to walk on and it 
> takes 
> kindly to heavy things on casters being rolled over it.  If 
> someone were to 
> ask me for a recommendation for flooring that could be applied by 
> a blind 
> person with good results I would recommend this kind of flooring.  
> BTW, we 
> put it down over a plywood subfloor. 
> 
> Regards. 
> 
> Max.  K 4 O D S. 
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