I still have some vinyl adhesive attached to a ceramic floor I’m going to cover with vinyl. Is it necessary that I get it all off? This stuff is REALLY stuck!
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Everything will telegraph through most vinyl. Even VCT over time will assume the position. Are you skim coating the ceramic grout joints?
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Thank you. I will also address the grout joints.
Best wishes, Chuck
I'm not sure I understand your question, but ditto Calvin: every little bump and dip will show through vinyl in about 2 months.
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