Hi all,
I'm looking for a product to patch the flooring as seen in the picture so that I can put sheet vinyl on top. Should i get some vinyl tiles and fill in the gaps and then use floor patch in the gaps or just use the floor patch over the entire areas lacking tiles? I'm thinking something like this https://www.homedepot.com/p/Custom-...rep-1-Gal-Pre-Mixed-Floor-Patch-FP1/100678058 but if there's a better way/product, please recommend.
Also, I'm thinking of adding sheet vinyl on top of these (likely asbestos) tiles. Can anybody recommend vinyl sheet to buy? Should I try something else, like epoxy? This is a machine room / laundry room / storage room. I go down here an average of 4 times per day (perhaps a load per day and to get some random item), so this floor doesn't get a lot of traffic nor does it need to be a show room. I'm looking for a floor that looks half decent, hopefully hiding the tiles underneath so that my wife is not panicking over asbestos.
Note: the tiles are currently painted with Porch and Patio enamel and the untiled areas are there because the furnace/water heater were just moved.
Thanks for any help,
Adrian.-
I'm looking for a product to patch the flooring as seen in the picture so that I can put sheet vinyl on top. Should i get some vinyl tiles and fill in the gaps and then use floor patch in the gaps or just use the floor patch over the entire areas lacking tiles? I'm thinking something like this https://www.homedepot.com/p/Custom-...rep-1-Gal-Pre-Mixed-Floor-Patch-FP1/100678058 but if there's a better way/product, please recommend.
Also, I'm thinking of adding sheet vinyl on top of these (likely asbestos) tiles. Can anybody recommend vinyl sheet to buy? Should I try something else, like epoxy? This is a machine room / laundry room / storage room. I go down here an average of 4 times per day (perhaps a load per day and to get some random item), so this floor doesn't get a lot of traffic nor does it need to be a show room. I'm looking for a floor that looks half decent, hopefully hiding the tiles underneath so that my wife is not panicking over asbestos.
Note: the tiles are currently painted with Porch and Patio enamel and the untiled areas are there because the furnace/water heater were just moved.
Thanks for any help,
Adrian.-