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 Gypsum, in the past, has been the bane of the flooring industry a a flooring prep material. It was soft and chalky, didn't bond well, stuck to the back of flooring materials, was affected by water and otherwise not up to par with cementitious-based patches, levelers and substrate prep materials. It gained a bad rap. What about NOW? Click here for the full report.
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9/25/2017 10:22:32 am
I agree that it was affected by water and it did not bond well. I hope they have upgraded it and maybe it will be a better product now. 11/27/2017 02:05:20 pm
Great article. Very interesting information.
Well, I failed to reach the peak of gypsum on there flooring industry. But it's bad that the said products has been through a bad light because of several reviews from people. Well, there is a new trend in flooring industry for sure and many experts are suggesting the use of it. Actually, I have a very limited knowledge about gypsum that's why I am quite worried if I'll make sense at the end of this. But still, I am hoping that gypsum can still be used on other purposes. 3/28/2020 09:58:31 pm
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... is the executive editor of Cleanfax.com and an IICRC-approved instructor. His goal is to help cleaning and restoration technicians to become the best in the industry. He can be reached at (740)973-4236 or by email (click here) 
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