RecProRV Roll On Floor Adhesive | Marine Grade | Water-Based | 2 Gallon

Rec Prow vinyl marine flooring.One word fantastic.I have a 24 ft. 25 year old pontoon boat that looks new again.A bear to take the rug off and prep the floor , could not get all the old glue off even with a 80lb floor sander. Only used 1 gal of rec Pro glue, I put glue down heavy but no puddles with paint tray and medium roller. I think the key was I waited for 80 degree weather . Three of us put it down , pulled the vinyl tight and hit edges with a staple gun. That took about 30 minutes. Also 3rd person on top pushing from center to edge with a vinyl roller.Almost went with thicker woven vinyl flooring but found out it gets too hot to walk on in sun. The rec pro 1 piece vinyl is much cooler on the bare feet.It looks like it will last longer than me. Great product.floor and glue.

This was easy to deal with. Seemed to ahere good.After initial may of vinyl on this it would not slide. Had to make sure straight and square before laying down.I think this worked good.

worked great for replacing worn out carpet with nautolex marine vinyl flooring in my 18 foot bayliner. filled in knot holes in the plywood, sanded rough areas, then rolled on the adhesive with a paint roller on the plywood and on the bottom side of the vinyl flooring, let it get tacky, then laid the flooring down and rolled it with a roller. i'm really pleased with the results!

You need to use more than recommend for best results.2 gal was not enough to do a 8x24 trailer with ramp... could use another 1/2 gal

Good adhesion, directions could have been clearer. Applied as directed but was too thin and did not adhere correctly so needed to redo with thicker application which gave proper adhesion.

Followed directions and the flooring we glued down is bubbling in multiple spots. It does not hold adhesion. I would not recomment.

The only surface this stuff will adhere to is wood and that is still a bit iffy. DO NOT try and use this to apply on aluminum surfaces, it simply will not work. I wish I would have known this before I spent $55 on an entire gallon!! The boat I am replacing the carpet with vinyl flooring is almost completely aluminum so I had to go to Home Depot and spent another $40 on contact cement which is the recommended adhesive to use on aluminum surfaces. Even on wood surfaces it takes at least 48 hours to set up enough for me to take off the spring clamps I used to hold the vinyl in place.

Pour from the bucket, spread around. It could be a bit thicker to make it easier to work, as it's pretty runny. But it is easy to spread as currently formulated, and it tacks up quickly and holds strong. I used it to apply rubber coin flooring to my enclosed car hauler's ramp, and I was able to close the ramp door later in the day and the glue did not release the flooring. Good purchase.Note, a single gallon did the entire ramp. So this stuff will go further than you think because you spread it thin.