My husband used to do work with laminate and one time he used a needle to put glue in a "bubble" on a laminate counter. Then he put a very very heavy object on it to make it lay flat. He left it all night. I think the glue was clear gorilla glue. Anyway, it stayed flat.
If the bubbles flex when pressed then the substrate has not swelled. You can reactivate the glue by placing a cloth over the bubbles and use an warm iron over it while pressing down hard.
Contractors were working on my home during the winter and tracked in water. They didn't wipe it up and it laid on the laminate flooring. I had not yet moved into the ...
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Iron it with a towel over it
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My husband used to do work with laminate and one time he used a needle to put glue in a "bubble" on a laminate counter. Then he put a very very heavy object on it to make it lay flat. He left it all night. I think the glue was clear gorilla glue. Anyway, it stayed flat.
If the bubbles flex when pressed then the substrate has not swelled. You can reactivate the glue by placing a cloth over the bubbles and use an warm iron over it while pressing down hard.
The laminate is on the floor! My mistake for not including this part.