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    I removed carpet from interior room and found cutback over the cement slab, slab is 40yrs old. I like to paint over the cutback adhesive instead of disrturbing it. What primer and paint can I use? California has restrictions on oilbased primers and paints. Can I just apply paint that is used...
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    Hi all, new to the chat room and looking for answers. Laundry/powder room in my 1973-built house sits on a concrete slab. The builder glued down 3/16" particle board panels with black cutback adhesive to the slab, and made it a "finished" floor by top-coating it with some kind of varnish or...
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