I'm putting down a small piece of vinyl flooring and the plywood substrate has a joint in it about 2' long. I hate to buy a whole bag of floor leveler mix, the smallest amount I can find is $25, so I was wondering if anything else that dries hard will do. Like caulking maybe, or drywall patch or panel adhesive.
Thanks
A product that will work well and is available in smaller containers is Durham's Rock Hard Water Putty. The big can is about $7. You may find a lot of other things to do with Durham's. It is a great product to have on hand.
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Home Depot sells (or did recently) small plastic tubs of pre-mixed patch/levelling compound.
sheetrock mud works fine.
you *can* use drywall mud... mix in extra water though so it's nice and thin... works like floor leveler this way.
Shouldn't be a problem in a low traffic area.
"DanG" wrote in news:CT15h.297$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfe14.phx:
I've been using Durham's for years on countless things...successfully...long term.
Should work fine on plywood substrate. To anyone else who decides to use it, unpainted, it will absorb moisture over time.
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