Q: I recently installed hardwood planks on to concrete with glue. I did level concrete first, but apparently missed a spot as I now have some loose boards due to a low spot. What’s the best remedy to fix these loose boards?
A: I would try an injectable adhesive. Bostik and vermeister both make products for this purpose.
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