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Can someone help me identify the flooring that's in this Cigarette - I'm looking to re-due my flooring in the cockpit area and want a few suggestions
I appreciate your help,
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I appreciate your help,
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Thanks Steve,
Do you have any experience with installation of this product and how well does it work going over existing fiberglass flooring?
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Do you have any experience with installation of this product and how well does it work going over existing fiberglass flooring?
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Great, I just found out they are 15 mins away from my home...
Have any of you used any other product I might be interested in?
Thanks again for your help.
Have any of you used any other product I might be interested in?
Thanks again for your help.
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I've had both the Loncoin II and Lonwave (Lonwave is definitely the Cig floor). The Lonwave is harder to keep clean because of the deep grooves, water and dirt get trapped in the grooved sections. The Loncoin II is easy to keep clean and offers a little more skid resistance. I think it stands up better to wear also since it doesn't have any hard edges like the Lonwave does, I found it to be more comfortable to the feet, and is a little nicer looking but that part is just opinion. Stick with the light colored products and heat from the sun won't be an issue.
It should go down over a fiberglass substrate just fine, there are two methods to adhere the product. The first is the epoxy adhesive (two part if I remember correctly) which works great but forget ever taking it up, it would be very difficult to say the least. The other method is contact adhesive. I seem to remember that Lonseal offered this too. It would be much easier to remove if your floor ever became damaged.
It should go down over a fiberglass substrate just fine, there are two methods to adhere the product. The first is the epoxy adhesive (two part if I remember correctly) which works great but forget ever taking it up, it would be very difficult to say the least. The other method is contact adhesive. I seem to remember that Lonseal offered this too. It would be much easier to remove if your floor ever became damaged.