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Old 10-29-2009, 12:10 PM   #41
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"with neither saying anything about needing a second product applied for anything else, including a moisture barrier."



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1. I asked about a vapor barrier. The contractor says he has a special glue that handles that, and use of an additional paint-on type barrier would negatively affect the glue down.



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Besides Stauf 960, care to provide the proof needed, to back up your statement? Multiple, means more than one. Please list the multiples.
As a NWFA failure investigator, I have seen your thinking lead to many many failed installations.

Bostik's doesn't
Mapei doesn't
Frankin/Titebond doesn't
Taylor doesn't

Stauf 960 is the only adhesive that markets and advertises it is a one application moisture barrier and adhesive. It is only good to 8# per 1000 sq.ft. of moisture vapor emissions.

Bostik's MVP and Mapei WFM, are capable of restraining much higher emission levels.

Franklin's is a 2-part epoxy coating that is rolled on.

Taylor's is the use of there MS+, letting it cure out, and then another coat for adhesion to the wood.

Why would these adhesive manufacturers make a moisture blocker, if their adhesives where a stand alone, one application moisture barrier and adhesive?
Floordude, Based on your above statements,are Bostik's MVP and Mapei WFM are better than Stauf 960. Since the former products are restrain much higher emission levels. Please explain.
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