I have removed vinyl sheeting and adhesive from my guest bathroom
floor. I want to use a self-leveling liquid compound to level the
floor for tile. I have already removed the base board in the room.
What the best way/tool to keep the self-leveling liquid from flowing
under walls or into openings where I don't want it to go?

On Jul 25, 11:46*am, wrote:
I have removed vinyl sheeting and adhesive from my guest bathroom
floor. I want to use a self-leveling liquid compound to level the
floor for tile. I have already removed the base board in the room.
What the best way/tool to keep the self-leveling liquid from flowing
under walls or into openings where I don't want it to go?

Tape off with blue painter's tape and use expanding foam.

R

Tape the gap at floor/wall with duct tape or similar.
Create a dam at the doorway by attaching a stick or board with a
few dots of silicone or similar.

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I have removed vinyl sheeting and adhesive from my guest bathroom
floor. I want to use a self-leveling liquid compound to level
the
floor for tile. I have already removed the base board in the
room.
What the best way/tool to keep the self-leveling liquid from
flowing
under walls or into openings where I don't want it to go?