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Acrylic Sealant for Laminate Floors

pennypincher3562
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Hi
I'm trying to find some suitable sealant for my laminate floor. I don't like the silicone sealant, as it has a satin finish to it.
I am looking at acrylic based sealants. Does anyone know if they have a matte finish to them?
Thanks.
I'm trying to find some suitable sealant for my laminate floor. I don't like the silicone sealant, as it has a satin finish to it.
I am looking at acrylic based sealants. Does anyone know if they have a matte finish to them?
Thanks.
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colour matched laminate sealant would be your best bet.0
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colour matched laminate sealant would be your best bet.
My main issue here is I don't like the colour matched silicone sealant, as it has a glossy finish to it, and I'm looking for a matte finish.
It's quite hard getting advice, as I've noticed some staff in the warehouse DIY places, don't always give the correct advice.0 -
The only real way to find out will be to buy a tube then. Though to be honest I doubt you'll even notice after its been down a while and covered in dust.0
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I've found a solution I'm happy with Ronseal wood filler. It has a matte finish, and the colour match is almost perfect.
Looks much better than silicone, which looked like melted chocolate.0 -
how are you getting on with your flooringEven a stopped clock tells the right time twice a day, and for once I'm inclined to believe Withnail is right. We are indeed drifting into the arena of the unwell.0
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how are you getting on with your flooring
Not too bad. Let other people see it, and give their opinions. They reckon whilst not perfect, it's not a total disaster. I'd decided to pull up the trim in hall, and cut it myself so it lies properly. I've also got a sealant that matches the colour well to fill any gaps. The most obvious shoddiness was confined to one corner of the hall.
Overall I've paid about £350 in total to lay laminate over 40 square metres, so I've not done too badly despite some hiccups along the way. :T0 -
pennypincher3562 wrote: »Not too bad. Let other people see it, and give their opinions. They reckon whilst not perfect, it's not a total disaster. I'd decided to pull up the trim in hall, and cut it myself so it lies properly. I've also got a sealant that matches the colour well to fill any gaps. The most obvious shoddiness was confined to one corner of the hall.
Overall I've paid about £350 in total to lay laminate over 40 square metres, so I've not done too badly despite some hiccups along the way. :T
If you get any areas that need subsequent filling bear in mind matt finish acrylic caulk specifically for floors is sold in oak colour at Screwfix - around £3 a tube when I last bought a batch a few months ago.
Beech, mahogany, pine and oak floor acrylics are also available at Stax if you know anyone with an account, or there is a branch near you.0
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