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We're pulling out old cabinets in the kitchen and installing new one.
Mostly they will have the same footprint, but there is one area where the subfloor will be exposed. There's another area where the existing linoleum will be covered up. I'm thinking about pulling up the linoleum in that area and piecing it over the exposed area. The pattern lends itself to this and should look fine. Question is... the linoleum was put down about 10 years ago and I don't know if it will come up easily or not. If it does, no big deal. But if not, and it's glued down, can anyone suggest a way to try and peel it up? Thanks. Bob |
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