Fix-A-Floor Bonding Adhesive for Loose Tile, Stone, Marble and Wood
- Bonds loose or hollow tile, marble, stone or wood back to the sub surface
- Lesser expense than removing and replacing the flooring
- Perfect for the Do-It-Yourself-er
- It’s fast, easy and an affordable method to fix your flooring
- Did I mention it is also fun and rewarding to know you have fixed your own problem
- Like I have always said “For Every Problem – There Is A Solution”
- Works on all sub-floor material
About the Product
- It’s a repair adhesive with elastomeric bonding properties that make it strong and flexible
- It eliminates future problems due to settlement of the sub-floor or foundation, expansion and contraction of the sub-floor and issues due to poor installation initially
- It is Non-Toxic, Non-Flammable and Eco-Friendly
- Can be used for small area or for a large area with no problem
- Fix-A-Floor says that is is “Guaranteed for the life of your floor! Just Drill & Fill?”
How to Use Fix-A-Floor
- Tools you will need:
- Cordless Drill motor (or corded if you only have that type)
- Caulking gun
- Small bucket or container to mix grout in
- Sponge
- Bucket for water to rinse out sponge
- Lint free rags
- Something heavy to set on flooring to press to sub surface till dry for example
- 5 gallon buckets filled with water (But be certain not spill on flooring or disaster will strike
- Arm weights or leg weights or just any ole kind of weights
- Stacks of Books will do
- Potted plants if they are good sized and heavy will work if your in a pinch for something heavy
- I’m sure you get the picture by now
- 5 gallon buckets filled with water (But be certain not spill on flooring or disaster will strike
- Getting started on your fix
- Drill small holes in the grout at the center of each side of the tile, stone, marble etc.
- The hole size will depend on the width of your grout joint. 3/16″ works good on a 1/4″ grout joint
- Fix-A-Floor comes with application tips so cut open a tub, attach the tip and place in your caulking gun
- Next, cut the tip of the applicator at the notch that matches your drilled hole size. The tips come pre-marked at 1/8″, 3/16″ and 1/4″ for clear cut points. The tip is also extra firm to prevent bending while applying the adhesive
- TIP: Keep a finger over the applicator to prevent the adhesive from running out of the tube, It can be messy and will waste a bunch of your adhesive.
- Place the tip in one of the pre-drilled holes in the grout and squeeze, watch for it to come up out of the other holes
- Once you see it coming out of any of the other holes, stop, place finger over the tip again to prevent leakage and then move to another pre-drilled hole in the grout.
- Once you have filled under the flooring completely wipe away any excess adhesive with a wet sponge
- Place the heavy object, whatever that might be from the list above, or, whatever ingenious object you conjured up to use as weight to hold down the flooring
- Chances are some of the adhesive has squeezed up out of the holes so wipe again to remove with your wet sponge
- Drill small holes in the grout at the center of each side of the tile, stone, marble etc.
You can purchase Fix-A-Floor Bonding Adhesive on Amazon by clicking here: fix a floor
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