Worst experience ever!
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I unfortunately do that on a daily basis installing floors and kitchens... one way would be to just skim over the whole floor with patch takes about an hour total before dry and ready.. other is to scrape with RAZOR FLOOR SCRAPPERS can be hand held or long handled, not flat shovel type like your using(ouch that's def not the easy tool) or put out the rental fee and go awks way. also if taking on a project like that again, citris solvent works WONDERS in releasing the whole floor with ease. more power to you tho, bloody hands later and all lol
Most installers of vinyl will put down a layer of luan (thin 1/4 inch plywood) to adhere it to. I set my circular saw to that depth plus the vinyl and start scoring the floor in long strips. Pull up the the underlayment and the vinyl all in one peace. I looks like you got it good and I am sure those Bud Lights were tasting good.
you cant put luwan on concrete tho, if it was on plywood subfloor than you put luwan and than all seams get skim coated before gluing down the vinyl. when it is on luwan it just pops up with your fingers, circular saw 4' easy to work with sections and pry up a little bit than get your fingers under there and just lift.... I love that, makes for easy money when you charge for a rip up and it takes you all of 20 mins to have the floor in the back of your truck
What are you replacing it with Fasthand? Ceramic tile? My brother went with ceramic tile in his entire house In west palm. He said it keeps the house cooler.
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