Can I use this to grind VCT adhesive glue in one room and concrete paint in another? I have about 200 sq ft to grind before I tile.
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Yes it's exactly for that. I ground epoxy adhesive in 1 room & thinset in another. It'll make short work of concrete paint too.
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If everything is square, there should not be a problem. I occasionally use paste wax on top and slides. Everything works smoother, plus lumber slides on saw easier.
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This hopper is only for spraying thinned out joint compound "mud" on walls and ceilings for the purpose of adding texture before painting. It would not work for spraying paint or sealer of any kind.
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No ! It needs to bond to the surface of the concrete! Not ment to be applied over primed & painted concrete !
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I doubt it. This is a great tool, but the bits break if you just move at the wrong angle in sheet rock. I'd be surprised if it could handle tile. Maybe there is a special bit you can buy for it?
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Yes. I would use a concrete grinding wheel and a concrete cut off wheel. Both are available at hardware stores.
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Absolutely. All you need to do is adjust the height of the foot (the difference between the sub-floor and the new floor board). This is an 18 gauge L cleat Hardwood Nailer, and it can do floors of any thickness. You will also need to get a feel for the right air pressure. I used mine at 95-100 for L clears. For the boards that are close to the wall, I used straight nailer, and the pressure for that was 110. The pressure you used depends on the thickness and harness of your new floor. Mine was 3/4' Brazilian Cherry. I hope this helps! :)
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Yes it works well on tile to area carpet applications. It is hell to get the adhesive off the tile if you ever want to make any changes - like new area carpets, design change, thorough cleaning.
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I used this on a flat concrete garage floor, which was scrubbed clean before application. After two coats with sufficient drying time, eflourescence from concrete salts still percolated to the surface. It was as if I have not applied any protective substance at all. So, if it does not work as designed, it may not work on vertical surfaces.
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The product information will give you the square footage in each package, you want to get the square footage of the room and add 10% of that to get the final amount you are going to want to order. That is to just ensure you have enough to cover the whole area. I didn't put it on tile but the adhesive is very sticky, I'm sure there wouldn't be a problem with it. For more detail on calculating the amount needed for flooring in a room Lowe's and Home Depot's websites have calculators to help you.
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It would probably work on a sealed and polished concrete floor. It would be very slick when you do it due to the amount of moisture it produces.
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I don't know about concrete. You might need something alittle stronger, but for wood and tile it will do great. This product is a all natural cleaner.
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i bought mine for accoustic & mud only, but if your spraying mortar mix & thin it enough, i'm sure you could, but only it your tring to create a finish look of some type. might get runny on you since it would have to be mixed fairly thin. just can't say for sure since i've never tried it. as for the cement flashing. never worked with it, so i really don't know? i can tell you, what ever you spray, as with all hoppers of this type, it has a pretty big pattern and goes all over the place! not sure what you're using it for, but if it's for a cement textured finsih, good possiblity it might work with the right pressure & thinned enough. it's cheap enough to give it a shot. good luck ! i bought mine for accoustic & mud only, but if your spraying mortar mix & thin it enough, i'm sure you could, but only it your tring to create a finish look of some type. might get runny on you since it would have to be mixed fairly thin. just can't say for sure since i've never tried it. as for the cement flashing. never worked with it, so i really don't know? i can tell you, what ever you spray, as with all hoppers of this type, it has a pretty big pattern and goes all over the place! not sure what you're using it for, but if it's for a cement textured finsih, good possiblity it might... » Read More i bought mine for accoustic & mud only, but if your spraying mortar mix & thin it enough, i'm sure you could, but only it your tring to create a finish look of some type. might get runny on you since it would have to be mixed fairly thin. just can't say for sure since i've never tried it. as for the cement flashing. never worked with it, so i really don't know? i can tell you, what ever you spray, as with all hoppers of this type, it has a pretty big pattern and goes all over the place! not sure what you're using it for, but if it's for a cement textured finsih, good possiblity it might work with the right pressure & thinned enough. it's cheap enough to give it a shot. good luck ! « Show Less
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Yes, it can, just tried it. Spec is for 30ft. Very handy for the floor tiles. Will be using for wall tiles also soon. Handy for framing pictures too. Has leveler as well. Does not have the degree measurement though.
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probably not. there are plenty of construction adhesives that are designed for this very purpose -- and of course the is thin set mortar -- easier to work with -comes ready mixed or mix it yourself
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Yes but it's better for stone and concrete you need stationary wet saw for tile
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Yes, but you will need to make sure the garage surface is free of any oil or any type of residue. It will also be an advantage to feather sand the floor to break the sheen of the current coating to give our sealer a "mechanical" bond or anchor to ensure adhesion. After cleaning the floor, you can rent a rotary (slow speed) floor sander with about 80-100 grit sand paper. Just make sure the sheen on the floor has no shine.Hope this help,EnduraCoat