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Niall C.
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If Thethe floor looked flat before with the old linoleum them iI wouldn't mess with it. I used floor leveler with under linoleum once and it was a nightmare. The leveler is expensive i: I spent more on it than the flooring. It didntdidn't dry smooth and after it dried little concrete nuggets kept appearing from no where no matter how much I swept. I kept pulling chuckschunks out of the glue while troweling it on, and after the floor was down I seensaw a couple of chunks under it.

If The floor looked flat before with the old linoleum them i wouldn't mess with it. I used floor leveler with under linoleum once and it was a nightmare. The leveler is expensive i spent more on it than the flooring. It didnt dry smooth and after it dried little concrete nuggets kept appearing from no where no matter how much I swept. I kept pulling chucks out of the glue while troweling it on and after the floor was down I seen a couple chunks under it.

If the floor looked flat before with the old linoleum them I wouldn't mess with it. I used floor leveler under linoleum once and it was a nightmare. The leveler is expensive: I spent more on it than the flooring. It didn't dry smooth and after it dried little concrete nuggets kept appearing from no where no matter how much I swept. I kept pulling chunks out of the glue while troweling it on, and after the floor was down I saw a couple of chunks under it.

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Justin K
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If The floor looked flat before with the old linoleum them i wouldn't mess with it. I used floor leveler with under linoleum once and it was a nightmare. The leveler is expensive i spent more on it than the flooring. It didnt dry smooth and after it dried little concrete nuggets kept appearing from no where no matter how much I swept. I kept pulling chucks out of the glue while troweling it on and after the floor was down I seen a couple chunks under it.