stained vinyl flooring
 

I replaced my countertop in the bathroom this past weekend and had to redo
the plastic .So I glued new pvc together and when I opened the new primer
,it splattered on the floor in a few spots .I tried a couple of household
cleaners but no luck.Is there anything else I can try to remove the stain or
do I need to replace the flooring?
Thanks '
Harry

stained vinyl flooring
 

On Feb 18, 1:05*pm, "Harry De Witt" wrote:
I replaced my countertop in the bathroom this past weekend and had to redo
the plastic .So I glued new pvc together and when I opened the new primer
,it splattered on the floor in a few spots .I tried a couple of *household
cleaners but no luck.Is there anything else I can try to remove the stain or
do I need to replace the flooring?
Thanks * '
Harry

Since it is a PVC primer, the solvent has likely penetrated the
flooring. Bad news for sure. I wouldn't waste time trying to salvage
the situation. Either put down a throw rug or redo the affected tile.
Worse, if it's sheet vinyl maybe a pro could tuck in a cpmplementary
pattern. Good luck.

Joe

stained vinyl flooring
 

On Feb 18, 2:42�pm, Joe wrote:
On Feb 18, 1:05�pm, "Harry De Witt" wrote:

I replaced my countertop in the bathroom this past weekend and had to redo
the plastic .So I glued new pvc together and when I opened the new primer
,it splattered on the floor in a few spots .I tried a couple of �household
cleaners but no luck.Is there anything else I can try to remove the stain or
do I need to replace the flooring?
Thanks � '
Harry

Since it is a PVC primer, the solvent has likely penetrated the
flooring. Bad news for sure. I wouldn't waste time trying to salvage
the situation. Either put down a throw rug or redo the affected tile.
Worse, if it's sheet vinyl maybe a pro could tuck in a cpmplementary
pattern. Good luck.

Joe

had great success removing contact cement with goof off or goo
gone.....

its i a brite orange container.

a 3 year old splattered it on a floor, then walked around with a
permanet marker on the wall.:(

i came in took a quick look, the kid had been paddled, the mom was
crying.

went to home depot and saved the day.

the gal now gives a bottle of this at every baby shower:)

stained vinyl flooring
 

On Mon, 18 Feb 2008 12:02:04 -0800 (PST), "
wrote:

On Feb 18, 2:42?pm, Joe wrote:
On Feb 18, 1:05?pm, "Harry De Witt" wrote:

I replaced my countertop in the bathroom this past weekend and had to redo
the plastic .So I glued new pvc together and when I opened the new primer
,it splattered on the floor in a few spots .I tried a couple of ?household
cleaners but no luck.Is there anything else I can try to remove the stain or
do I need to replace the flooring?
Thanks ? '
Harry

Since it is a PVC primer, the solvent has likely penetrated the
flooring. Bad news for sure. I wouldn't waste time trying to salvage
the situation. Either put down a throw rug or redo the affected tile.
Worse, if it's sheet vinyl maybe a pro could tuck in a cpmplementary
pattern. Good luck.

Joe

had great success removing contact cement with goof off or goo
gone.....

its i a brite orange container.

a 3 year old splattered it on a floor, then walked around with a
permanet marker on the wall.:(

i came in took a quick look, the kid had been paddled, the mom was
crying.

went to home depot and saved the day.

the gal now gives a bottle of this at every baby shower:)

I like a product called LIFT OFF. I used it once to get red marker off
the back of a couple of bedroom doors and wall. Comes in a spray can.

The cans are numbered 1-5, so you pick the type stain remover you
need. (liftoffinc.com)

The goo gone makes a safer gift at the baby shower :)
--
Oren

stained vinyl flooring
 

thanks to all.
will post back with results....

"Harry De Witt" wrote in message
...
I replaced my countertop in the bathroom this past weekend and had to redo
the plastic .So I glued new pvc together and when I opened the new primer
,it splattered on the floor in a few spots .I tried a couple of household
cleaners but no luck.Is there anything else I can try to remove the stain
or do I need to replace the flooring?
Thanks '
Harry