The Washington Post, March 18th, 1999
Q: I want to install new vinyl tiles on floors that already are covered with vinyl tiles. Should existing tiles be removed to make the new floor smooth and not have any defects showing through from the old floor? A: If the existing tiles are adhering tightly, it is best to leave them in place. If there are defects, such as broken tiles or cracks or ripples, there are two ways to prepare the surface. If the floor is reasonably smooth, the most practical approach is to repair cracks, depressions and other prob- lems with latex under- layment, sold by most flooring dealers. This is a powder that ...
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