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Ā Formaldehyde;Ā what is it?
Formaldehyde is an important chemical used widely by industry to manufacture building materials and numerous household products. It is also a by-product of combustion and certain other natural processes. Thus, it may be present in varying concentrations both indoors and outdoors.
Ā Sources of Formaldehyde
Sources of formaldehyde in the home include some building materials, smoking, household products, and the use of some un-vented, fuel-burning appliances, like gas stoves or kerosene space heaters.Ā Formaldehyde is used to add permanent-press qualities to clothing, draperies and other textiles, as a component of glues and adhesives, and as a preservative in some paints and coating products.
In homes, the most common sources of formaldehyde are likely to be pressed wood products made using adhesives that contain urea-formaldehyde (UF) resins: particleboard (used as subflooring and shelving and in cabinetry and furniture); plywood paneling (used for decorative wall covering, cabinets, furniture); and fiberboard (used for drawer fronts, cabinets, and furniture).
The rate at which products like pressed wood or textiles release formaldehyde can change. Formaldehyde emissions will generally decrease as products age. When the products are new, high indoor temperatures or humidity can cause increased release of formaldehyde from these products.
Ā Health Effects
Formaldehyde, a colorless, pungent-smelling gas, can cause watery eyes, burning sensations in the eyes and throat, nausea, and difficulty in breathing in some humans exposed at elevated levels. High concentrations may trigger attacks in people with asthma. There is evidence that some people can develop sensitivity to formaldehyde. It has also been shown to cause cancer in animals and may cause cancer in humans. Health effects include eye, nose, and throat irritation; wheezing and coughing; fatigue; skin rash; severe allergic reactions.
Ā Levels in Homes
Average concentrations in older homes are generally well below 0.1 ppm (parts per million). In homes with significant amounts of new pressed wood products, levels can be greater than 0.3 ppm.
Ā Reducing Exposure to Formaldehyde in Homes
If you experience adverse reactions to formaldehyde, you may want to ask about the formaldehyde content of products before you purchase them, or avoid the use of them. For further information on formaldehyde and consumer products, call the EPA Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA) assistance line (202-554-1404).
Ā Steps to Reduce ExposureĀ Ā Ā Ā Ā
Ā Steps to Reduce Exposure from New Flooring or FurnitureĀ Ā Ā Ā Ā
Maintain moderate temperature and humidity levels and provide adequate ventilation. The rate at which formaldehyde is released is accelerated by heat and may also depend somewhat on the humidity level. Therefore, the use of dehumidifiers and air conditioning to control humidity and to maintain a moderate temperature can help reduce formaldehyde emissions. (Drain and clean dehumidifier collection trays frequently so that they do not become a breeding ground for microorganisms.) Increasing the rate of ventilation in your home will also help in reducing formaldehyde levels.
ĀĀ What is Cal-Flor doing to minimize Formaldehyde exposure in its products?
A lot of companies talk about being green. At Cal-Flor, we're making the effort to do what's best for our customers, our business, our industry, and our planet.Ā We have re-formulated our D3 glue to ensure that it is free or harmful chemicals, including formaldehyde. Ā Ā Our Eco Clean floor cleaner is fully biodegradable with no VOCās or toxic residues.Ā And we are currently reformulating our popular Click-Seal joint sealer to be even more environmentally sustainable.Ā
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CalFlor does everything we can to provide the best products to the industry. We make an effort in re-formulating products to make them safer and cleaner for the environment. We've reduced VOCs, as well as removed harmful chemicals like Formaldehyde from glues and cleaner formulas.
Here at CalFlor we are fully committed to protecting and sustaining our environment. We embrace the responsibility of doing our part to ensure that the world we pass on to our children and future generations is safe, clean and sustainable. We continually strive to make environmental improvements in our products, our processes and our facility.
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Eurobond D3 Glue is meant to be used on the tongue and grove of a floating floor and is not intended to be used as an adhesive to glue down wood flooring to a subfloor. Gluing wood flooring onto a wood or concrete subfloor requires a full-spread (trowelable) adhesive, generally urethane or similar. Check with your wood floor manufacturer for recommendations.
Prior to drying time, you can use a damp rag to clean off excess Eurobond D3 Glue. In the initial couple hours, it can still be able to be cleaned off with a damp cloth with mild soap and water. Once it begins to cure (progressively from 2 hours to 2 days), we recommend using FilmFree Glue & Grime Remover Spray to remove any excess or spilled D3 Glue.
It is best to follow the manufacturer's recommended installation methods and to confirm that the product can be used during installation. Eurobond D3 Glue does not expand after drying.
If your flooring is gapping, there may be other variables that could be causing the gapping and Eurobond D3 Glue wouldn't be gauranteed to fix the problem. We suggest to first contact your flooring manufacturer to troubleshoot what may be causing the gapping. For further information or questions, feel free to contact us at 1-888-277-FLOR.
Yes, Eurobond D3 Glue works great for floating cork floor installations, but as with any flooring, follow the manufacturer's recommended installation methods.
No, CalFlor Eurobond D3 Glue was manufactured to be used during
installation and applied within the tongue and groove or locking mechanism of
the flooring.
Once Eurobond D3 Glue dries it has more of an off white to clear
color. Most all flooring T&G glues are this whitish color so they can be
easily seen to be wiped off during installation. Then they dry clear and are
invisible in a properly laid floor.
Unfortunately, T&G glues are usually never used on LVT, LVP or
LVF (luxury vinyl floors) and we don't recommend using Eurobond D3 Glue for
your vinyl flooring.
The Eurobond D3 Type II Adhesive is for Click and Tongue and
Groove Floors and is meant to be used in between the planks. This is not an
adhesive that you would use to glue down your T molding and secure to the
subfloor. For that use we would recommend a urethane-grade construction
adhesive. But as with any flooring, please follow the manufacturerās recommended
installation methods and products.
For further information on the contents of the Eurobond D3 Glue, you can view the SDS on the product page. Here is the link to the SDS: Click Here
Yes, Eurobond D3 Type II Glue does have PVA in it.
Yes, Eurobond D3 Glue works great for bamboo floating floor
installations, but as with any flooring, follow the manufacturer's recommended
installation methods.
The Eurobond D3 Glue is a great installation product for laminate
flooring, however you will need to confirm with your flooring manufacturerās
instructions to confirm that gluing the tongue and grove of the planks is an
acceptable installation method for your flooring installation.
ColorSeal perimeter sealant can be applied with the integrated
nozzle. Clean the surface of the application area, cut the tip to the desired
bead thickness, then apply a continuous bead of caulk. Press the caulk firmly
down on the surface to ensure a good bond, smoothing and removing excess as you
go with your finger, damp cloth or caulk removal tool.
It will cover silicone caulk but is manufactured to be used as a
sealant itself.
ColorSeal will cure about the mid-range hardness for sealant,
firm, but flexible.
Yes, ColorSeal can be used on granite.
Yes, this installation kit is suitable for hardwood floors.
The Pro Pull Bar is used for installation, not for plank removal.
It is approximately 14" from the end of the bar, closest to
the wall, to the strike point. The distance to the wall is going to depend on
the expansion gap needed for installation, if any. The overall length of the
PRO Pull Bar is 21.5".
If you need replacement parts, please feel free to call us at
(888) 277 - FLOR.
SilverStep is designed to be used as a flooring underlayment
between a hard subfloor and the flooring. Any use of SilverStep outside of what
it's designed for has not been tested.
No. However SilverStep can be used under some WPC flooring
(wood-plastic-composite), but as with any flooring, please follow the
manufacturerās recommended installation methods and products.
Yes, SilverStep underlayment and moisture barrier can be installed
over a concrete slab.
Yes, VaporBlock can be used with pad attached flooring.
Yes, VaporBlock is a vapor barrier and would work for your
application.
Single-Step
is not a āhaze removerā (or stripper or prep solution) and is not recommended
for use on laminate flooring. When it comes to removing haze from a laminate
floor, it can get tricky and we recommend you contact the manufacturer of the
flooring for their recommendations.
Unfortunately,
the Single-Step Cleaner and Polish is only available in the 24 oz. bottle. It
can cover up to 750 sq. ft. if applied in thin coats as directed.
The
Single-Step Cleaner and Polish will not fill scratches or dents, however using
the satin sheen polish, scratches can become much less noticeable. Be sure to
first soften large scratches with a green scrub pad by rubbing in the direction
of the grain, then coat with polish.
You
are going to apply the Single-Step directly to the floor in a thin
"S" shape and spread immediately using a clean, well-rinsed
microfiber mop.
The
Single-Step Gloss Floor Cleaner and Polish is going to have a higher gloss than
the satin and the satin has more of a softer sheen. Which you choose will be
dependent on your desired finish or your flooring.
The
degree of traffic that the flooring would be subjected to would determine the
timeframe of how often you would have to apply the Cleaner and Polish. This
product is only needed to be applied as a refresher or protector, so using it
monthly may be appropriate for a high traffic area. In a low use area, that
might be a little much. Use whenever the flooring area loses its satin or gloss
sheen. Overtime the product can build up and you may need to use New Beginnings
Floor Stripper to remove the layers of Single-Step then reapply a new thin
layer of Single-Step to once again refresh and protect the floor.
New
Beginnings manufactured by Armstrong would be the suggested stripper to remove
the Single-Step Floor Cleaner and Polish. Please follow the directions that are
printed on the bottle for its application and removal.
Single-Step
Cleaner and Polish is specially formulated for Allure Flooring, and can be used
on vinyl, wood, tile or stone.
We
wouldn't advise using this on new ceramic tile, but if the ceramic was worn
down or dull, Single-Step would be great to freshen your floor.
First,
sweep or vacuum floor. New or very dirty floors should be pre-cleaned with a
vinyl cleaner. Stains, black scuffmarks, grit, oil or other contaminates should
be removed as well. Scratched or tough-to-remove marks may be removed using a
green scrub and, rubbing in the direction of the grain. Shake bottle to mix.
Apply a small amount directly to the floor in a "S" shape and spread
immediately using a clean, well-rinsed microfiber mop.
Single-Step
should not be diluted.
We suggest you use Mix2Match TileFix to repair chips on a tile floor.
How much this kit can repair is dependent on the length, width, and depth of the damage. The damaged area will need to be deep enough for putty to stick to. While there is enough putty in one tube to do about a 5"x4" repair (at minimum 1/16" deep), we don't recommend much larger than an inch by an inch. This is because it becomes difficult to disguise a repair bigger than that. The pigments are enough for multiple repairs as they are highly pigmented. Should you require more putty, please contact us at Cal-Flor.
The Mix2Match FloorFix is great for filling gaps if there is a
large enough gap that the filler can be applied to. If the hole is deeper, you
might want to apply a couple layers of plain putty 1st, then save the pigmented
mixture layer for last.
The Mix2Match FloorFix can repair deep scratches and gouges where
putty can be applied and stick. The surface scratches can be masked with
CalFlor's Vinyl ScratchAway.
Repairs completely dry within 8-12 hours, however you can speed
this up by using a blow dryer or heat gun. Allow to fully cure (2-3 days)
before heavy use.
Unfortunately, our Hard Surface Repair Kit is not intended for use
in high water exposure areas such as shower floors, water-line or below on
tubs, spas or pools, sinks, or outdoor products that may be exposed to the
elements.
If it's a deep scratch our FloorFix or Hard Surface Repair kit are
great solutions because you can customize the repair coloring to the wood
grain. ScratchAway and our ScratchCure repair pens are great solutions for
surface scratches.
The lacquer seals the repair making the repair durable and less
susceptible to traffic, maintenance, and moisture, while giving it a nice
finish. Layers of lacquer can help better match different sheen levels in a
floor.
Warm water will clean up excess putty, if the putty has hardened
and water cleanup is not preferred, you can scrape the excess away.
The Hard Surface Repair Kit can be used to fill the seam, however if the countertop is separating, it isn't going to bond the two parts together. If the gap continues to open, you may need to apply another repair in the future.
The Acrylic Putty Surface Repair Kit is a great solution to fill gaps, chips, and deep scratches, however it will not prevent gaps or separation from continuing. Also, it will not fill spaces much smaller than 1/16", so vinyl seams are not likely suitable.
The Hard Surface Repair kit will work on chips and cracks where the filler can be applied. However, it will not disguise fine cracks where there is no space for the filler to grab to. Nor is it manufactured to be used as an adhesive, so it wonāt prevent the crack from spreading further.
Unfortunately, the Hard Surface Repair Kit is not intended for use in high water areas such as shower floors, water-line or below on tubs, spas or pools, or outdoor products that may be exposed to the elements.
Yes, The Hard Surface Repair Kit is a great solution for very deep
scratches, chips, and cracks where the filler can be applied. If the scratch
isnāt deep enough, we suggest using our ScratchCure Repair Pens.
Unfortunately, our Hard Surface Repair Kit is not intended for use
in high water exposure areas such as shower floors, water-line or below on
tubs, spas or pools, sinks, or outdoor products that may be exposed to the
elements.
Yes, the Multi-Surface Repair Kit would be a great choice for your
vinyl flooring repairs.
Unfortunately, our Hard Surface Repair Kit is not intended for use
in high water exposure areas such as shower floors, water-line or below on
tubs, spas or pools, sinks, or outdoor products that may be exposed to the
elements.
Yes, the Hard Surface Repair Kit will work on most hard surfaces
including Formica, and has a variety of formulas for you to utilize.
The Multi-Surface Repair Kit is a great solution for your granite
countertop repair.
The Hard Surface Repair Kit is a great solution for Corian repair
for chips and cracks where the filler can be applied if there isnāt any polish
on the chipped surface to prevent the putty from adhering. Building up deep
chips may take a couple applications.
If it's a deep scratch our FloorFix or Hard Surface Repair kit are
great solutions because you can customize the repair coloring to the wood
grain. ScratchAway and our ScratchCure repair pens are great solutions for
surface scratches.
The lacquer seals the repair making the repair durable and less
susceptible to traffic, maintenance, and moisture, while giving it a nice
finish. Layers of lacquer can help better match different sheen levels in a
floor.
Warm water will clean up excess putty, if the putty has hardened
and water cleanup is not preferred, you can scrape the excess away.
Unfortunately, ScratchAway cannot be applied to non-wood materials or fabrics used on furniture such as sofas or chairs.
ScratchAway is specially formulated for wood and laminate floors,
and unfortunately wouldn't be recommended to use on glass.
Yes, ScratchAway can be used on bamboo flooring. It may work for
your table as well. However, we recommend testing in an inconspicuous area
prior to applying to the main surface. CalFlor ScratchCure Repair Pens are also
a great solution to repair scratches on tables.
ScratchAway is specially formulated for wood and laminate floors.
We would recommend using our Vinyl ScratchAway for vinyl products.
ScratchAway is manufactured for hiding or masking scratches and
would be able to cover a large area, however it is not a permanent fix for
scratches. Large, worn, scratched laminate floors sometimes will benefit more
from a "refresher" topcoat product. ScratchAway works great for
localized areas and only takes seconds to apply.
ScratchAway and our ScratchCure repair pens are great solutions
for surface scratches. If it's a deep scratch our FloorFix or Hard Surface
Repair kit are great solutions because you can customize the repair coloring to
the wood grain.
CalFlor ScratchCure Repair Pens are not oil-based rather,
pigmented alcohol-based.
ScratchCure repair pens are designed to be used on hard surfaces
such as flooring and cabinets or tables. We cannot guarantee the effectiveness
of ScratchCure on soft materials, however it may work for your needs. If you
want to test it, make sure to have some rubbing alcohol and soft towel on hand
to use to blend, in case the color isnāt to your liking.
Yes, ScratchCure repair pens are designed to be used on hard
surfaces such as flooring and cabinets or tables.
ScratchAway and our ScratchCure repair pens are great solutions
for surface scratches. If it's a deep scratch our FloorFix or Hard Surface
Repair kit are great solutions because you can customize the repair coloring to
the wood grain.
The Mix2Match TileFix is a great solution for a quartz counter top repair.
You mix the color into the putty. However if you are filling a deep hole you can pre-fill the hole with putty and then cover the top portion with a putty tint mixture.
The Mix2Match TileFix includes multiple pigments which would be able to cover various shades of beige and has multiple formulas included in the instructions for various shades of dark gray or beige. If these shades aren't dark enough for you, you may have to add more drops of the darker pigments.
Yes, the Mix2Match TileFix will work on granite.
The Mix2Match TileFix is a great solution for marble floor and
countertop repairs for chips and for cracks large enough that the filler can be
applied. It can create the same marbling pattern as your marble surface.
The Mix2Match TileFix will dry hard, and durable once the repair is allowed to cure. But we would not go so far as to say it is as hard as stone.
Included in the Mix2Match TileFix is a white putty, as well as a white pigment. Depending on how bright you need your white to be, our putty is less than a pure white, but our white tint is pretty bright. You can add white pigment drops directly to the putty and mix to better match the white of your tile. However the putty may show as slightly off-white on some tiles that are pure, bright white. Also, the TileFix will come with a lacquer that is used in the final steps of your repair. It will give the repair a slight gloss and become glossier the more it is applied. If you are looking for a satin or matte finish you may need to find a clear coat with a matte or satin finish at your local home improvement store.
The Mix2Match TileFix Kit is a great solution for porcelain tile repair when filling cracks and chips with the putty and tint mixture. To āpaintā the white edges you could use the lacquer and tints included, however this has not been heavily tested. There are a few variables that need to be taken into consideration when it comes to the durability of this type of repair, such as, the traffic level where the repair is located and the depth of the repair. If you need further information, feel free to contact us at 1-888-277-FLOR.
The Mix2Match TileFix will work on travertine tile, but depending on the gloss of your natural stone you may need to touch-up the lacquer with a coat of something with a higher or lower gloss to better match your flooring repair.
TileFix is not manufactured for use on dinner plates or products that are used for serving or eating food. If this is a decorative plate used only as a display, TileFix may be applied if the chip is deep enough, however this type of application has not been tested.
Yes, Mix2Match TileFix is a great solution to repair a postformed
countertop chip.
TileFix is a great repair solution for tile floors. Providing the
instructions are followed, it will dry as hard as the floor.
The Mix2Match TileFix Kit is a great solution for marble repair,
however, please note that it is not intended for use in high water areas such
as the water-line or below on tubs.
Yes. Mix2Match TileFix Is a great solution for filling chips, deep
scratches and gaps. However, it will not disguise fine cracks where there is no
space for the filler to grab to. Nor will it act as an adhesive, so it wonāt
prevent the crack from spreading further. Using a stiff putty knife, push and
compress the filler as deep into the seam as possible. Another option for gaps if
youāre working with a large seam would be our ColorSeal perimeter sealant which
comes in 6 different colors and a 5.5 oz. squeeze tube.
The MIxMatch TileFix is manufactured as a repair kit for gaps,
chips, and deep scratches. This is not a cleaner, nor a surface repair or
refresher.
The putty is white, but if you need a brighter white, there is
also a white pigment included.
The Mix2Match TileFix is a great solution for ceramic floor repair
for chips and cracks where the filler can be applied. However, it will not
disguise fine cracks where there is no space for the filler to adhere to and
will not act as an adhesive to stop further cracking.
No, the TileFix Repair Kit is not intended for use in high water
areas such as showers floors, water-line or below on tubs, spas or pools, or
outdoor products that may be exposed to the elements.
Yes, Mix2Match TileFix will work great for your ceramic tile
repair.
The lacquer seals the repair making the repair durable and less
susceptible to traffic, maintenance, and moisture, while giving it a nice
finish. Layers of lacquer can help better match different sheen levels in a
floor.
The Mix2Match TileFix Kit is a durable repair that will withstand
regular foot traffic, if the instructions are followed and the repair isnāt protruding
from the surface of the material. TileFix is not an adhesive and is not going
to prevent further cracking.
When the putty and pigment mixture dries, it will be a slightly
darker shade than when wet. The swatches included with the formulas will be the
color that the product would dry to if mixed correctly. We suggest you dry
small amounts of your current mixture as you go along. Small, thin tests of
your larger batch will dry very quickly. Use of a hair dryer also speeds up
color blending.
The Mix2Match TileFix repair kit can accommodate for multiple
smaller repairs or a few larger repairs. With larger repairs, customizing and
grain duplication can be a bit more challenging. If you need additional putty,
please email us at info@cal-flor.com.
When working with wood grained laminate floors, we suggest using
the Mix2Match FloorFix which is specialized for laminate and hard wood repairs.
Warm water will clean up excess putty, if the putty has hardened
and water cleanup is not preferred, you can scrape the excess away.
Mix2Match TileFix hasnāt been tested for statue applications,
however, would be a great solution for a marble surface. The kit contains putty
and different pigments to create various colors and shades, so it may be the
solution for your statue repair, but keep in mind TileFix is not manufactured
for outdoor use so the location of the statue is quite significant.
TileFix is water resistant and can withstand being in contact with
water. However, it is not waterproof, and is not intended to be used in high
water areas such as shower floors, water-line or below on tubs, sinks, spas,
pools or outdoor products that may be exposed to the elements. TileFix isnāt
manufactured for outdoor use and hasnāt been tested for outdoor use against the
elements. Whereas it will work initially when coated with the lacquer included
in the kit, we donāt know the fade or weathering resistance when directly
exposed to the elements.
You mix the color into the putty. However, if you are filling a
deep hole you can pre-fill the hole with putty and then cover the top portion
with a putty tint mixture.
The Mix2Match TileFix is a great solution for granite repair for
chips and cracks where the filler can be applied. However, it will not disguise
fine cracks where there is no space for the filler to adhere to.
For tile repairs we suggest using Mix2Match TileFix. The pigments in each Mix2Match Repair Kit can be used as a touch up paint in cracks and crevasses, however you will need to make sure to add in the lacquer to your tint mixture. The pigments by themselves will not stand up to surface traffic. How long the repair will last is dependent on many factors, including the traffic level of the area and on whether the repair is slightly recessed or not. However we have found repairs to last many years with normal wear and tear.
Mix2Match VinylFix can be used on any vinyl or LVT for chips, gouges, gaps or deep scratches.
Mix2Match VinlyFix is a great solution to fill gaps, chips, and deep scratches, however it will not prevent gaps or separation from continuing.
Yes, Mix2Match VinylFix can be used on linoleum floors and will
work on razor cuts providing that the damaged area is big enough for the putty
to be pushed into.
Yes, you can use the Mix2Match VinylFix. There are 2 options: One is to apply a vinyl adhesive to the floor and flap (āVā shape tear) to glue the flap flat with the flooring. Then patch the gaps in the tear. If the above cannot be done, try cutting the flap out and filling the whole area following the methods for matching and graining in the instructions.
Black and white pigments are included in the kit; with this you can make grey. A single drop of the black pigment goes a long way, to achieve lighter greys add small amounts of black at a time.
The lacquer seals the repair making the repair durable and less
susceptible to traffic, maintenance, and moisture, while giving it a nice
finish. Layers of lacquer can help better match different sheen levels in a
floor.
Warm water will clean up excess putty, if the putty has hardened
and water cleanup is not preferred, you can scrape the excess away.
Yes, if there is enough depth to the burn that you can fill it
with the putty and pigment mixture and you are working with a hard surface like
flooring, countertops or furniture like cabinets, you can use the Mix2Match
Vinyl Fix for the repair. You may need to cut away at the burn to level it and
remove any black from the edge. VinylFix is not intended for use as a paint,
though you could try the lacquer and tints included, however we cannot
guarantee the durability of the repair.
The Mix2Match VinylFix kit does not repair small surface
scratches, but is great for holes, gaps, tears, gouges and the like. To make
small scratches less visible, try Vinyl ScratchAway.
Mix2Match VinylFix can be used to make wood repairs. Another
option we offer is Mix2Match FloorFix, which is a smaller kit with an expanded
wood formula selection.
How much this kit can repair is dependent on the length, width,
and depth of the damage. The damage area will need to be deep enough for putty
to stick to. While there is enough putty in one tube to do about a 5" x
4" repair (at a minimum 1/16" depth), we don't recommend much larger
than an inch by an inch. This is because it becomes difficult to disguise a
bigger repair than that. The pigments are enough for multiple repairs as they
are highly pigmented. If you are working with deeper repairs, you can always
use the putty alone to fill most of the repair than finish off with the
pigmented mixture. For damage that large, the preferred method is often to take
a piece of leftover flooring, place it over the damage and cut through both
layers to create a patch inlay. If this is not possible, you can patch with
putty, but the repair will not likely disappear or blend in. Should you require
more putty, please contact us at CalFlor.
How long the repair will last is dependent on many factors,
including the traffic level of the area and on whether the repair is slightly
recessed or not. However, we have found repairs to last many years with normal
wear and tear.
Yes, over time, with foot traffic and regular cleaning,
ScratchAway will need to be re-applied.
The Vinyl ScratchAway is applied with the mohair applicator tip
and is buffed clear.
Vinyl ScratchAway is only intended for use on vinyl and LVT
flooring.
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