smhammen
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Free-Flow product using black, graphite, alloy, and royal blue.
Install was straight forward and I'm happy with my investment.
I did all the cutting with a sliding compound miter saw with 60 tooth blade. A sharp utility knife for the minor cuts. I later did some testing and found a 12" laminate flooring shear to cut this material very straight and clean, and with little effort. This cutter will not help with inside corners like around 4-post lifts but for the garage perimeter it's the perfect tool for the job.
Some people asked about cleaning their RD floor. RD recommends using a multipurpose cleaner like "Greased Lightning" diluted with water. RD also sells a product called "Restore" that is intended to bring back the tiles original sheen.
Install was straight forward and I'm happy with my investment.
I did all the cutting with a sliding compound miter saw with 60 tooth blade. A sharp utility knife for the minor cuts. I later did some testing and found a 12" laminate flooring shear to cut this material very straight and clean, and with little effort. This cutter will not help with inside corners like around 4-post lifts but for the garage perimeter it's the perfect tool for the job.
Some people asked about cleaning their RD floor. RD recommends using a multipurpose cleaner like "Greased Lightning" diluted with water. RD also sells a product called "Restore" that is intended to bring back the tiles original sheen.

