Gluing it Down

The sheet vinyl flooring needs to be glued down properly. Here's how.

Roll about half the sheet loosely
Spread the recommended adhesive around the edge of the room wherever a seam will lie with a V notched trowel.
Let the adhesive set up form about 10- 15minutes until it gets tacky.
Unroll the flooring over the adhesive
Press the underlayment against the flooring using a rolling pin.
To ensure a solid band of adhesive under both pieces for flooring, use a seam on each seam.

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