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| I hope someone here can help me. I installed Armstrong laminate flooring in my new home. It's fine, but I had to put in several transitions and T mouldings. I glued them down with Liquid Nails construction adhesive.
The adhesive is drying out and the transitions are coming up. The floor is on a slab-on-grade with hydronic radiant heat. I suspect the heat has caused the LN to dry out. Armstrong recommends construction adhesive for this application; in fact, specifically told me LN. LN does *not* recommend any of their products for flooring purposes. Any ideas which adhesive would work without drying out? bedingfield |
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| Depending on what kind of plastic the pieces are made from it can be difficult to get any glue to stick reliably long term. There is a small amount of movement every time you walk on (or even near) the pieces as the floor gives under your weight. Mastic for anchoring rubber base trim might work. |
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| Perhaps what you might want to try is polyurethane construction adhesive; flexible, aggressive bond. |
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