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Old 06-28-2013, 10:54 PM   #1
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Need underlay under Allure Ultra?

Ordered this:

http://homedepot.com/p/TrafficMaster...115/202490892/

I plan on cleaning and priming the OSB first. Do I need and underlay to prevent mold?
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Old 06-29-2013, 07:44 AM   #2
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If you want to prevent mold you can prep the OSB with Concrobium then prime with one of Kilz primers.

For underlay I used the square mesh foam stuff meant for carpets. I used it to compensate for some of the irregularities in the floor surface. It gives a nice feel under the allure cork pattern. I'd like to think that it also helps take a bit of the edge off of a cold floor.
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I have done 3 floors now in trailers, 2 on top the old floor and one I primed/painted the bare wood. Did not use the underlayment. I think it is for below grade situations.
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No underlayment needed. Its easy to install and comes out great. I sanded rough areas, filled holes, primed and I painted with a deck paint. The deck paint wasn't necessary, but I thought it would provide some additional protection for the subfloor. That's just me though. I usually do things for the "what if" situations. The nice thing about priming is that it really gives you a clean surface to start with. I don't think any amt of cleaning these old floors would provide the same "clean" surface surface.
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Old 07-12-2013, 02:17 PM   #5
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Well, my flooring came in a couple of days ago so I guess I need to get on it! Just finished priming the floor. Maybe I can install tonight
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