Flooring Tile - subflooring for Durastone product

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capiMO
06-02-03, 03:45 PM
I purchased a Durastone product for my kitchen. When the old floor came up we found what appears to be 2" of concrete (even though I have a basement). I have since been told that it is "elastoseal" (maybe mispelled). The "elastoseal" has cracking and movement. Adhesion also appears to have been an issue with 2 previous floor coverings. Is there a "seal" and an adhesive product that I can use?

I have been met with apprehension when I have tried to get someone to remove it from my kitchen because it is throughout the first floor -- There has been some question of what that would do to the integrity of the rest of the elastoseal in the house.

:confused:

floorman
06-05-03, 06:46 PM
ther is a product called blue 92 you can use for you're install.Ge t you a paint roller and paint it on.Works great for elastocil and concrete:cool: