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The surface must be totally dry and free of dust and loose material. Multiple coats can be applied... first coat for most of the filling and second coat to bring the repair level with the floor. The first coat should not extend above the surface of the floor at all. Scrape off all excess leveler. second coat should fill any gaps and bring the repair up the to floor level. need be, you can apply a third coat if the first two don't result in a For a small job such as this, you can "rough it" and do the initial and final smoothing with a dampened straight board. A pro would use a magnesium float... a concrete finishing tool that can give a wonderfully smooth surface... but I am hoping to save you the added expense of this tool. Once set and totally dry, Level Best can be sanded by hand or with a powerIt will sand more easily with power equipment such as a belt sander or grinder, but they raise large amounts of dust that should not be inhaled.
vacuum to catch as much dust as possible, provide for ventilation and (at the least) wear a good fitting dust mask. Once the repair is totally dry, smooth and dust-free, you should be able to put the tile right over it without the need for Level Best is not designed to be used in wet locations, so if you decide to use it you should take care to keep the floor dry from future drips. other leveling products that are cement-based (Level-Best is similar to plaster) but have a less forgiving finish and cannot be easily sanded, making them moreHowever, these cement-based products stand up to moisture better and may be a superior choice if you are willing to take more care with There are two potential problems in installing self-stick tilesOne is the smoothness of the subfloor. the floor should be absolutely smooth! is because any irregularities.. lumps, bumps, seams, nail holes,in the subfloor surface will be transferred through to
the tiles over time. This is true of vinyl tile installation over anyEven the pattern of a textured sheet vinyl or linoleum floor will appear through the self-stick tile! Now if you are only talking about a imperfections or nail-heads, these can be easily repaired by patching with a quality wood filler or floor leveling compound. use wallboard patching materials because they may not be hard enough. Sand surface smooth, vacuum and damp-clean to remove all dust before The second problem is at the seams of the floor. If there is any "flexing" or movement at the seams, the tiles will eventually crack across these seams. In most situations, the easiest way to firm up the floor is to install a layer of 1/4" plywood over the subfloor (nailed or screwed and glued) in such a way that the new plywood seams do not lay over the old seams. This gives you a hard, smooth floor solving this and also solves the aforementionedThe nail or screw heads should be
"set" below the surface of the floor and the holes filled. I think the pro was wise to suggest the additional plywood, since he is well aware of the problems associated with poor subfloorHe also knows that, time wise (since his time is money), it could very well take longer to repair a bad floor than to just cover it with plywood. This may not be true in the case of a do-it-yourselfer such as yourself, since you are looking to save In my opinion, the first part of this job should be to remove the existing warped subfloor and replace it with fresh plywood. Vinyl tiles require a very smooth and solid surface. The installer of the original subfloor probably did not both glue and screw it down. The plywood lifted due to normal or even abnormal movement in the older floor underneath, pulling some nails in the process I am sure. To remove the old floor, you can try to pry up the plywood from the edges or take a few more minutes and remove each nail (or screw)