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I need to lay a 3-4mm smoothing underlayment on top of a screed floor prior
to fixing vinyl tiles (Karndean). Any tips to ensure a smooth even surface? I thought either; 1) Just mix it up and pour it on; it's really easy; just do it! or 2) Use an 8mm notched adhesive spreader thing. This would ensure that the underlayment is applied to the correct thickness, then I could smooth over any ridges that didn't self-level. It's going to be about 100kg of mix, and it'll be mixed in several loads. Is there anything I should be aware of when applying a new load to the edge of the existing stuff? Thanks all. |
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