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Old 10-23-2009, 04:24 PM   #1
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I am researching for one my customer who has purchased Patagonian Rosewood for his flooring. This is a engnieered wood. The shop where he brough the wood recommends him to use Stauf 960 since it is glue and vapor absorver. I have never used this material before.. So looking for the ideas like - Is it really good ? If yes, how expensive it would be ?

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Old 10-23-2009, 06:45 PM   #2
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Its really good and really expensive!!
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Use the recommended trowel!!!
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Its really good and really expensive!!
Any idea why it is so expensive ? Does it really act as a water vaporizer and glue ? How much I would need for 700 Sq ft area ? Any one used this material before ?
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Any idea why it is so expensive ? Does it really act as a water vaporizer and glue ? How much I would need for 700 Sq ft area ? Any one used this material before ?

The spread rate averages 35-45 sq.ft. per gallon.
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The spread rate averages 35-45 sq.ft. per gallon.
Any other alternatives to this stauff 960 that has both moisture barrier and glue ?
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Any other alternatives to this stauff 960 that has both moisture barrier and glue ?

They are the only one marketing there adhesive, as a one application adhesive and moisture barrier.

960 is all marketing, as I have seen it not suppress slightly high moisture emissions.
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