Q: I had a flood and the engineered wood floor which was laid with rubberized adhesive must come up. It is glued on a concrete slab. What is the best way to remove the floor?
A: Honestly, I think if you know who manufactures the adhesive, your best place to start would be to contact them. I know with Bostik, they have a cleaner that will actually dissolve there urethane adhesives. Perhaps you have Dritac?
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