Can I Save Sheet Vinyl When...

maybe get a vinyl blade and very carefully take it all up. I really think it will be hard. you will have to be very delicate with it.

once you get it up will you have to fix the board and then carefully place it all back down.

>>1157883

Heat gun? Doubt you'll save the vinyl though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV5PCvSjun0

Your installer should have just skimcoated the concrete to level it. Putting luan over concrete is retarded.

>>1158152
I agree it sounds ghetto... like unfinished

The subfloor repair contractor has stopped responding to my calls so i started by filing a property damage claim with Pro Referral who referred him.

If that goes nowhere I'll have to go to small claims.

I'm willing to try and remove the vinyl intact and re-use it so just wanted to get an idea if it were even possible.. I tugged at the corner which was left unglued. That is in a nook where the dishwasher had been and the adhesive really wasn't yielding at all so maybe a heat gun and a blade and it can be cut..

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>>1157883
>covering concrete with plywood

You deserve your problems, OP.

>>1158269
I didn't do it .. I hired a contractor referred by Home Depot and Pro Referral Service

I wasn't involved. I just own the property

Do you have any scrap left over? If the law doesn't work out for you, you could just drill a hole to pull it to the concrete with a plug/screw/washer. Then make a plug from the scrap and try to cover up the seams. There are a couple of ways to fix scratches in vinyl which might work.

>>1158309
the problem with that is it won;t allow the chance to skim coat under the luan..

I'd want them to lift the plywood , skim coat then reattach with screws in more places.. wouldn't need to just reuse the same holes ... that is how it should be fixed..