LVP FLOORING??
I have a 2007 Weekend Warrior toy hauler. I had some soft spots in the flooring I had to fix due to the water heater that started leaking. Also the existing vinyl started cracking. So I replaced the f...
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Crazyatvrider36 wrote:You can seal the OSB if you wish. I'd recommend a thinned finish varnish.
Definitely the vinyl planks recommended do not interlock, they just butt together so could replace one in the middle if needed. What floor patch or leveler would you guys recommend? Also, would you guys recommend priming the osb first as an additional safe guard or would the patch stick if I did that? Also think I would have any issues with the four wheelers on it maybe some scuff marks?
(Westend)- what heavy vinyl squares do you recommend?
There are a variety of patch and floor leveling products, from organic stuff you can buy in a round can to polymers made for this, they are sold at the big-box stores. I'd recommend to buy powder products and not the premixed stuff in small containers. The powdered products mixed with water trowel easy and there is good bonding with the substrate.
I linked to the Armstrong Commercial Flooring site in my previous post. That was to convey the idea of what a vinyl composite can do. THere are other vendors of similar products, like the coin type flooring that I've laid down in squares with no interlocking edges.
