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♥monamarie♥ asked:


We have discovered asbestos tile under the carpet and want to put in hardwood floors.

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dsquiggles asked:


I am going to be getting wall to wall carpet in my finished basement and I have about 300 square feet of asbestos tile over concrete flooring that has been sealed with an oil based primer and painted over with floor and deck paint. Do I need to remove the tiles before the carpet is laid?

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ryan m asked:


I recently came in contact with asbestos tile I was trying to remove before I knew what it was.It was only a small area about 10 tiles most broke apart I only used a scraper on them didn’t notice any dust should I be freaked out.I left the rest and plan on putting another floor over top should I do anything before this such as a sealer.

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~*missyme*~ asked:


We are remodeling our bathroom and while we were tearing out the cupboards we found that there are three layers of linoleum, the bottom layer of which is asbestos. We can’t afford to have a professional come out and do it. Is there any way that we can remove the tile ourselves? We don’t want to encapsulate the floor either, we just want to get the asbestos out of there. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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Jessie M asked:


What is the best way to remove asbestos tile from an old house? Knowing that asbestos can cause cancer I would like to know anything that would make this experience safer.

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Chad W asked:


I am installing VCT in a church basement over asbestos tile that is quite old, well adhered to the floor, and has been waxed a lot. Do I need to use wax remover or some type of primer before I put down the adhesive?
Also, I will need to fill some small “pot holes” or indentations that are 1.5 inches in diameter. I planned on using a grey trowelable patch for that. Does that sound alright?

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Peggy G asked:


We will be recarpeting, but think we should seal the tile.

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