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Angela M
Angela M Dublin, GA on Nov 09, 2011
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Me again...:) Has anyone used the vinyl peel and stick tiles?

The home we purchased has a small laundry room , part cement and other part linoleum..don't ask why,I have no idea but I was trying to find a quick inexpensive temporary fix until we can do what we want to and update the space. I didn't know ifwe could just install them over cement/old linoleoum Thanks so much!!
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  • Natalie W Mckeesport, PA
    If you are looking for just a temporary solution, they will be fine .... but it also depends on the surface of the concrete .... is it smooth or textured? If it has a texture, not only will the tiles not stick very well, but the hard lumps can and will eventually pop small holes through the linoleum. You also want to be sure it is very clean and entirely dry before putting anything down on top of it.
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