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Ken Fisher
 Post subject: Stark Acrylic Urethane Flooring Adhesive?
PostPosted: Fri Jan 07, 2005 4:27 pm 
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Several companies offer it online with glue down hardwoods. I've never heard of it. Anybody else? Whoaaa---4 gallons--$195.00.


No I'm not even considering it

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william mear
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not for that price. whoa i thought the 36 buckets of bb was gonna hurt.
just glued 3/4 solid b.cherry over osb and nailed it do not expect any probs there.
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SK Olson
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Are all these new ureathanes a bear to spread? I've been spreading Bruce Equalizer, and it's killing me.
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Hehe. The true urethanes, yes. Just wait till you get a bucket that has been sitting on the bottom of a pallet that hasn't been rotated--you'll need two hands to push the trowel.

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It ain't funny! Franklin USED to be easy to spread; not anymore. Bostick's Best is easier than before. Nothing is as good as the old 911 on a warm day. Maybe the fumes were getting to me and it just seemed easier. A easy speading good glue: DriTack!
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SK Olson
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Amen. Is Franklin making the glue for Bruce, as they did with the 911? I was installing some color impregnated stuff today, and the glue they sent appears to be a re labled Bosticks best. Man, does that spread nice? That equalizer was so stiff, it took longer to spread an area, then to lay it.
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