Hi,
I have a vinyl floor that I was going to cover over with another layer of vinyl flooring. Unfortunately, the subfloor/underlayment had to be repaired due
to water damage, and I am now looking for a method to build up a surface
level with the existing vinyl.
Here's an image of the area:
Obviously, the cabinet needs to go back in before I finish this off...
I've been using that cement based feathering compound elsewhere, but it seems like the stuff starts hardening up before I can get it troweled really smooth/flat if there's any depth at all to the fill. I've also got some embossing leveler to use on the floor itself, but maybe this is a little too deep an area to use that on?
Due to floor height differences, I was hoping to not have to lay down another layer of plywood on top of the whole floor.
Any suggestions appreciated.
Thanks,
rkg
(Richard George)
I have a vinyl floor that I was going to cover over with another layer of vinyl flooring. Unfortunately, the subfloor/underlayment had to be repaired due
to water damage, and I am now looking for a method to build up a surface
level with the existing vinyl.
Here's an image of the area:
Obviously, the cabinet needs to go back in before I finish this off...
I've been using that cement based feathering compound elsewhere, but it seems like the stuff starts hardening up before I can get it troweled really smooth/flat if there's any depth at all to the fill. I've also got some embossing leveler to use on the floor itself, but maybe this is a little too deep an area to use that on?
Due to floor height differences, I was hoping to not have to lay down another layer of plywood on top of the whole floor.
Any suggestions appreciated.
Thanks,
rkg
(Richard George)