Will this go over the existing layer or will I need to strip it?
800262
I stripped mine but I do believe it will go over existing. Is very waterproof.
800263
I would think of tape. I'm no expert but I'd expect it to adhere to a surface that you could reliably get tape to stick to. My contractor applied it to epoxy paint sealed plywood. Three months out its good.
800264
We successfully put it over existing layers as long as the surface is clean and dry.
800265
A clean substrait is extremely important for a good outcome using this product. My advice is to start with a clean surface. Strip away the old material. Also a rubberized seal coating will also extend the life of the peel and stick.
800266
Once it has been applied and the sun hits it for a couple days good luck getting it back off. I would just cut away any loose pieces and go right over.
800267
If you have a metal roof, no problem at all. It sticks very well. If you have metal roof sealer or the white snowseal,and it is peeling, remove as much of the peeling as possible, then apply. It will stick very well.
2018883
I'm not sure if you are wrapping the rebar, or what, but it should do it, no problem. You might be able to do it with one (double) package. It depends on how thick you are going with it. Just make sure you really mix the two putties together (a and b) really well so they are unified before you apply it.
1326518
Yes you can lay it over existing flooring as long as there is less than 3 layers and your doors will still be able to open and close. Although some would disagree with me and insist that all of the old tile be removed but I have 3 layers in my bathroom and 2 layers in the kitchen. I ordered this tile and found it to be very fragile and thin, so I didn't put it down.
1189876
yes it is, all you have to do is take out some layers, they're removable and also interchangeable.
1225944
This product needs to be embedded in a layer of cement, preferably self-leveling. I imagine it would be difficult to get an even layer that would be suitable to install laminate over.
1189732
Strip can be cut but everything on that line will be the same color. That being said, I added a 3-way splitter and extensions. One of the 3-ways had a dodgy connection and would occasionally be a diffetent color which I corrected by tightening the connection and taping it.
266407
You dont have to strip the floor first, however if you have a lot of wax build-up the new wax "may" not adhere as well as it could. I have used it over multiple layers with no problem yet.
1569615
Place the sheet over the existing air conditioner filter and it will cling to the surface. I tucked the extra fabric under, but you can cut it to fit.
486455
You won't need to patch it, just make sure to sand it down and then follow the application directions.
307670
Not if you are replacing old weatherstripping. Just pull out the old and slide the new into the groove/channel that the original was in.
1857759
It really isn't thick at all. It should go right over your old one no problem.
2072881
Not if you already have one. If you are replacing an existing A/C, you probably already have one. Just make sure it's the right size. If you are cutting a new hole in the wall for this A/C, you will need a sleeve.
1801632
no, once it is removed you will have to cut a new piece of tape to reapply.
1020777
It all depends on your front site. I did not want to remove it so I needed a higher riser to see over it.
1804129
I have a lot of layers, and am able to use it on even my shortest layers so I think it should work fine for you :)
1622545
Having it as a single strip would not be ideal because it would require removal of the tires instead of simply rotating. Overlap them just a little bit when applying and take your time.
924948
They sell a strip to strip connector. You have to cut the strip where it is indicated to eliminate the existing connection and use the new strip to strip connector.