question for Marcolo
dianalo
13 years ago
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Hi Marcolo,
You posted the following on my thread about Marmoleum:
"I believe Consumer Reports said that Marmoleum was better for wear, worse for scratching, than Armstrong's linoleum."
I am trying to decide what to do about our floor. We are in the home stretch with discussing with Forbo about proceeding, but nothing is settled yet. I believe they understand (as of today) that their cleaner is who damaged the floor and since we all seem to agree the wrong materials were used to make the pattern, that the dealer should have sold me other choices to get to the end result we wanted.
I am worried about the scratching and would consider Marmorette by Armstrong if it were less likely to scratch, but can't figure out what you mean by "wear" if it scratches less than the Forbo product. Can you please expand on that? I am torn about how to proceed so clarification would really help.
Thanks ;)
marcolo
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