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If the tiles are scuffed and appear to be old, you can sand them lightly with superfine grit sandpaper and apply polyurethane instead of sealer, but don’t apply polyurethane to a floor with cuts or deep scratches as it can soak through and stain the vinyl.Click to see full answer. Subsequently, one may also ask, how do you seal vinyl floor tiles? How to Seal Self-Stick Vinyl Tiles Sweep the floor, then mop to remove all traces of dirt and debris. Allow the floor to dry completely. Pour the sealant into a bucket, and dip a mop with a sponge head into the bucket. Press out the sponge so it is not dripping. Allow the sealant to dry for four or five hours. Beside above, can you put epoxy over vinyl flooring? The short answer is yes and no. First and foremost you will need to consider that the epoxy is only as durable as the surface it is bonded with. You will be applying the epoxy to the tiles rather than the concrete floor. Then, can you put flooring over vinyl? Over the Top Ceramic and stone tile, vinyl and laminate flooring, tile and sheet linoleum, hardwood planks and decorative concrete can all be installed over existing linoleum. The one requirement all they all share is that the existing linoleum must be securely attached to the subfloor.Do you need to seal vinyl flooring?When installing vinyl floor tiles, you will have a seam where each tile meets. This seam requires a sealer to fuse the tiles together at the upper layer and to prevent dirt, water and other debris from depositing in the seam. Seams can sometimes fail on existing floors, as well, and these need to be re-sealed.

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