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Peel & stick flooring buffysbooks 03-07-2007
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Posted by on March 7, 2007, 9:10 pm


I just put down a beautiful black "marble" like flooring..peel and
stick squares. I have read the box twice, to see if I could find the
info. What can I clean this floor with? It is like walking on
ice..even in bare feet I slip & slide. Its very pretty, but could be
quite dangerous(LOL) any idea on how to get it not so slippery? thanks.


Posted by RicodJour on March 7, 2007, 11:43 pm


buffysbooks@gmail.com wrote:
> I just put down a beautiful black "marble" like flooring..peel and
> stick squares. I have read the box twice, to see if I could find the
> info. What can I clean this floor with? It is like walking on
> ice..even in bare feet I slip & slide. Its very pretty, but could be
> quite dangerous(LOL) any idea on how to get it not so slippery? thanks.

Maybe if you read the box a third time...? ;)

Anything you do to take down the slipperiness is going to take off the
sheen, which most likely will not happen as uniformly as you'd like.
In other words ya might muck it up. Find an inconspicuous place and
hit it up with some 220 grit wet/dry sandpaper, used wet. Wipe it
off, let it dry and see if you approve of the results. You could also
use some car rubbing compound.

Of course you could leave it, take a fall, break your neck and sue the
manufacturer. Then you'll have enough money to put in a real black
marble floor and hire a full time employee to keep it clean. Oh, when
breaking your own neck, endeavor not to die - it'll ruin your
lawsuit...at least for you.

R


Posted by Joseph Meehan on March 8, 2007, 7:36 am


buffysbooks@gmail.com wrote:
> I just put down a beautiful black "marble" like flooring..peel and
> stick squares. I have read the box twice, to see if I could find the
> info. What can I clean this floor with? It is like walking on
> ice..even in bare feet I slip & slide. Its very pretty, but could be
> quite dangerous(LOL) any idea on how to get it not so slippery?
> thanks.

You could try some wax products. "Wax" may actually make it less
slippery. Try it on a small area, ideally under something, first.


--
Joseph Meehan

Dia 's Muire duit




Posted by Joe on March 8, 2007, 2:02 pm


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> You could try some wax products. "Wax" may actually make it less
> slippery. Try it on a small area, ideally under something, first.

> Joseph Meehan


Exactly what I would do. Any Johnson Wax product lke Mop 'N Glo will
work just fine. HTH

Joe


Posted by Norminn on March 8, 2007, 4:29 pm


buffysbooks@gmail.com wrote:
> I just put down a beautiful black "marble" like flooring..peel and
> stick squares. I have read the box twice, to see if I could find the
> info. What can I clean this floor with? It is like walking on
> ice..even in bare feet I slip & slide. Its very pretty, but could be
> quite dangerous(LOL) any idea on how to get it not so slippery? thanks.
>

Have you tried washing it with a strong household detergent? Perhaps
there is some coating on it from production? What mfg./line is it?

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