Re: floor covering / also porch walls

[Guest guest]

Do you think sun hitting something long enough will off-gas it? I

have black mastic glue on concrete on my porch after removing vinyl

tile. It is so old and 'tight' and smooth, I think it would be alot

of work to get it off. I wanted to just have the concrete floor for

patio. Now I'm thinking of painting over it in hopes that will take

care of possible off-gassing or putting something else on top that

would keep it dry and cool like tile. Ceramic tile would keep it

dry and cool but too expensive for what is mostly a screened in

porch.

Does anyone have any ideas for what to do with walls of a screened

in porch????

--- In , Angel MCS <jap2bemc@s...>

wrote:

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> My friend had it installed in her house. She and I are both MCS.

I

> waioted a few days before going in, but she claims she was ok with

it.

> Then again, it has sat in a hot Vegas warehouse so it could have

> offgassed.

>

> Then again....we all have different levels.

[Guest guest]

In Vegas heat dead of summer...definately. I was actually able to get

perfume smell form department out of a dress in 2 days.

Granted, I had it wrapped in tin foil and baking soda....but it did offgas

completely.

I still have not been able to get out the perfume I used to wear 10

years later form a Gucci bag...

What about slate and concrete?

Check out AFM for safe products for redoing floors etc.

On Sat, 18 Jun 2005, barb1283 wrote:

> Date: Sat, 18 Jun 2005 02:53:14 -0000

> From: barb1283 <barb1283@...>

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> Subject: [] Re: floor covering / also porch walls

>

> Do you think sun hitting something long enough will off-gas it? I

> have black mastic glue on concrete on my porch after removing vinyl

> tile. It is so old and 'tight' and smooth, I think it would be alot

> of work to get it off. I wanted to just have the concrete floor for

> patio. Now I'm thinking of painting over it in hopes that will take

> care of possible off-gassing or putting something else on top that

> would keep it dry and cool like tile. Ceramic tile would keep it

> dry and cool but too expensive for what is mostly a screened in

> porch.

>

> Does anyone have any ideas for what to do with walls of a screened

> in porch????

>

>

> >

> > My friend had it installed in her house. She and I are both MCS.

> I

> > waioted a few days before going in, but she claims she was ok with

> it.

> > Then again, it has sat in a hot Vegas warehouse so it could have

> > offgassed.

> >

> > Then again....we all have different levels.

>

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