thanks, I really want to check these out.




On Sun, 23 Aug 2009, Max Robinson wrote:

> Lowe's had three colors in stock, the other two were blue and green.  It's
> very smooth not at all rough like that old asphalt tile my father used.
> Cutting out a corner might be a little harder than cutting off an edge.  You
> would probably have to score along the same line several times so it would
> break with just a little bending.  The tiles themselves have some
> flexibility but if you try to bend them too much they will break.
>
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Spiro" <[email protected]>
> To: "Blind Handyman" <[email protected]>
> Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2009 2:13 AM
> Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Shop floor, that's a wrap.
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>> thanks for the info, hope it servers for years.
>> I saw the link you gave, stated it in white, any other colors? Is is
>> smooth, or roughish like that old asfault stuff?
>> How about cutting for sides and corners?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Thu, 20 Aug 2009, Max Robinson wrote:
>>
>>> 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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