[Doctor “B”]

Hey Brennon, thanks for the post. Depending on the damage, there are a few different products one might use to repair vinyl tile flooring and Vinyl Laminate flooring. Generally you would not use any of the heat cure compounds for this type of repair. Here are the products I’m familiar with. There may be other methods by other technicians.
VSRM
Clear Flex Gel
Black Flex Gel
Catalyst
Catalyst Gel Tube
Vinyl floor Adhesive
I believe there will be a demonstration shown at convention. Hopefully other Interior techs will chime in on this post.

Thanks again for posting.

[Doctor “B”]

Thanks for the post Todd. I will make sure that Gil Ferguson and Jack Eades receive this information. Have a great day!

[Doctor “B”]

Excellent post Mitchell!

[Doctor “B”]

Thanks for the post Mitchell.

Buster

[Doctor “B”]

Below is a link to the article posted on the Nashville Post regarding Craftworks Restaurants and Breweries acquiring Logan’s Roadhouse. Thanks for sharing this information Mitchell.

Craftworks Restaurants & Breweries Acquires Logan’s Roadhouse

[Doctor “B”]

Regarding Zoe’s Kitchen, we used esprit expresso. We get it from a supplier here in Norfolk, Virginia . The company we buy from is Camco and their phone number is 757-855-5890.

Jeannie Oakes,
Dr. Vinyl of Hampton & Newport News, VA

[Doctor “B”]

I will see if I can find out for you Todd.
Hope everything is fine with you with all the flooding going on down there.

Buster

[Doctor “B”]

Done deal…check your email!

[Doctor “B”]

Good morning Brandon. Excellent Post!
To be safe, I would recommend when the temperature begins to drop below 50f, you may want to start considering holding off on the repair or removing the panels to repair inside. The problem is not necessarily the VSRM. It’s working temperature range is -40f to 200f. The bigger problem is the siding itself becoming less flexible and you take the risk of creating more damage. The VSRM & water-base coatings both need 24 hours to reach full cure. Of course the temperature effects that as well. With Dr. Vinyl products, when the weather gets cold it takes everything longer work and longer to cure including your other repair materials such as fillers, aerosols and adhesives. If I had to mention it to a customer, I would extend that cure time to 48 – 72 hours.

A big thing with both products is proper storage in cold weather. DO NOT ALLOW THE PRODUCTS TO FREEZE. Always take them inside if possible. Hope this helps.

Hope to see some other technicians “IN THE FIELD” chime in on this question.

[Doctor “B”]

Good stuff Todd & Mitchell. Thanks for the post!

[Doctor “B”]

Finally got the pictures to upload. These are photos of the 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee Leather Dash Lifting & Curling.

[Doctor “B”]

[Doctor “B”]

Hey Mitchell, thanks for your reply.

The Grand Cherokee 5, 2 and 1 are supposed to be pictures I uploaded but apparently didn’t work. I will try to upload again so you can get a visual of what I’m speaking of.

Buster

[Doctor “B”]

Hi Jake. I will send the warning sheet to you directly by email.

Sincerely,
Buster

[Doctor “B”]

Good information!

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