Step-by-Step Guide to Seam Sheet Vinyl Like a Pro 

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You got this, just take your time while cutting

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Yes sir I will, I mainly shop only at one store because they have everything I need, here is a link www.tools4flooring.com/ I also have a store with flooring supplies and tools as well, just not as big of a selection but if you wish to help support the channel here is a link to my store www.fbsb.store/

Where do I get the seam sealer ?

Lowes or Home Depot

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Can i underscribe the seam or will it shrink​@@FloorsbySouthernboys

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Sprayed adhesive is very cost-effective and dries a lot faster

Pressure sensitive glue

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Start on one side, following half of the vinyl back and glue half of one piece of vinyl down let your glue flash before laying your vinyl back in it. I watched Glue has secured properly. Then you can roll your vinyl back into the adhesive. With that done, you should be working on the side of the vinyl now that has a seam on it, leave yourself about 2 foot or 18 inches from the edge of the vinyl and do the same thing with adhesive. So the vinyl back spread your adhesive let it dry and roll it into the adhesive then you’ll get your second piece of vinyl completely matched up to your seam, cut your seam and then fold it back about 2 foot or 18 inches on each side of your seam and glue that area. Once the glue dries place one side of the seam into the adhesive, roll it down and the glue. Start on the other piece, working the same together in the middle of the room and work to one side once that’s complete on that side, come back to the center again and work to the other end. After you complete you have your same put together in rolled in the glue then you can finish gluing the remainder of the floor

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Yes vinyl plank definitely expands you need expansion on it just like you do with laminate, at least a quarter inch of expansion at the minimum

if you use a hard set glue and not pressure sensitive it a lot less likely to do so

I have no idea better I am not in the cleaning business. I only install

Rip the carpet up use luan that way you can inspect your sub floor and do any repairs laying over carpet is just a terrible thing to do get rid of layers first always as a rule of thumb. Your subfloor will love you and last longer as a result. It isn't hard to pull carpet and staples you can do a 12 x 12 room in a night after a full work shift I'd say for inexperienced person. Just have a couple good pair of needle nose and a hammer rip up the carpet and use the needle nose in a rolling motion to pull the staples. If your sub floor seems good and such I would just lay it right on there if it looks rough surface with divets if it is still okay to walk on I would fill the divets that are larger than 1/4" and lay down luan and staple it . Then lay your flooring.

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If it is sealed properly and glued properly won’t have any problems

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@@WillS-pl8wg not yet but the job is south Hillsborough VA.center/Riverview Florida there are some pictures online of the flooring but I haven't taken any of.my own yet.I will eventually. But feel free to look it up online.

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