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Posted by Joe on March 3, 2008, 3:08 pm
On Mar 3, 6:39=A0am, roger61...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Hi, I have a house on a slab. =A0There was a leak under the slab that
> caused it to sag and I'm dealing with that still.
>
> I had mudjacking done, it helped a little and stabilized the worst
> area.
>
> In the bathroom I used floor leveler (Level-Quik) to bring that up.
>
> In the room next to the bathroom, there's an area that was not lifted
> by the mudjacking. =A0Still have about an inch drop from about 4' from
> the wall it shares with the bathroom, to that shared wall.
>
> So I have slab, on the slab is old vinyl tile with wicked adhesive.
>
> Is there anything I can level this with that would stick ? =A0I think I
> can probably get the old vinyl tile off, it's fairly solid now. =A0Level-
> Quik requires a clean dry concrete base.
>
> Thank you in advance !
All you need to do is keep the leveling compound from moving around
after filling. Seems logical to take a chance on roughing up the old
tile to give the compound a surface to grab onto. Might want to
investigate other brands of leveling compounds with attributes more
compatible with vinyl. A flooring store might be one place to try.
You've got a tough problem, so good luck.
Joe
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