Plywood Floor Patch

Mix it with just a bit of superglue.

Plywood floor patch.

Measure and cut plywood as needed to cover the damaged area. To patch wood using this method you ll need sawdust from the specific wood you are patching. Cut out the patch border approximately 1 inch larger than the hole you are patching. Cut out patches for holes from identical thickness plywood using the coping saw.

Rout or sand a downward facing 1 2 inch bevel on the patch. The floor patch and leveler will remain flexible allowing the plywood subfloor to flex without cracking the filled in areas. This exterior grade plywood is a good choice for damp or occasionally wet areas because it can withstand a moderate amount of moisture without deteriorating. You don t need a lot of glue just enough to bind the sawdust together and create a thick paste.

Use a putty knife to push the mixture into the nail holes quickly since superglue dries so quickly. Fills minor dips and imperfections. The floor patch helps fill minor dips and imperfections. A ready to use patching and leveling compound for smoothing and repairing concrete wood and masonry prior to flooring installation.

Pre mixed floor patch helps repair cracks and holes in concrete vinyl and plywood floors before installing tile or other flooring. This underlayment sets in 2 hours and can be used on concrete wood and metal flooring as a feather edge deep fill or embossing leveler. Do not fit the new plywood tightly against the old subflooring leave a 1 8 gap to allow for natural expansion. Ideal for filling and leveling surfaces prior to installation of carpeting vinyl floor tile or sheeting as well as ceramic or mosaic floor tile.

Easily patch repair and skimcoat indoor surfaces with easily patch repair and skimcoat indoor surfaces with the henry 547 unipro 25 lbs. Use over concrete plywood and vinyl prior to installing tile or other flooring. Repairs holes and cracks.