I just ripped up a bunch of old carpet, which was glued directly onto the wood subflooring. I am undecided as to what I will replace it with (I vote laminate, my husband votes new carpet). Do I need to scrape up all of the old glue? Does the type of new flooring I put in have any bearing on this?
You can use the concrete glue removal or floor adhesive remover. Wash the surface with hot water. After that sand the remaining areas with rough grit sandpaper. Additionally, I shared an article which might help you to get flooring ideas as well.
http://porch.com/advice/flooring-ideas/
Good luck...!!
http://porch.com/advice/flooring-ideas/
Good luck...!!
Post a reply as Anonymous
Related Discussions
how to remove carpet glue from concrete
I removed carpet but left carpet glue and some paper carpet backing on the conrete floor. Do I need to remove this before apply thin...
3
answers
over 13 years by Kuria71
Do I have to completely remove the old carpet adhesive before laying new carpet on a concrete subfloor?
Do I have to completely remove the old carpet adhesive before laying new carpet on a concrete subfloor?
1
answersover 6 years by David, Moderator
Do I need to remove all glue from old carpet on cement floor if using a pad with new carpet?
I've pulled up old wool carpet on cement floor - comes up easily. I see trowel lines, but all residual glue is smooth - no pad was ...
0
answersalmost 5 years by BV010407
Do I need to remove all glue from old carpet on cement floor if using a pad with new carpet?
I've pulled up old wool carpet on cement floor - comes up easily. I see trowel lines, bit all residual glue is smooth - no pad was ...
0
answersalmost 5 years by BV010407
