Dap Inc 59184 Ready to Use Floor Leveler Quart

Product Description

The DAP INC 59184 is a latex-based, ready-to-use floor leveler and patch compound designed to fill cracks, fastener holes, and knot holes in plywood subfloors and concrete surfaces. Supplied in a quart container, it applies directly from the container with no mixing required. The latex formulation stays flexible after cure, allowing the subfloor assembly to move and flex without cracking through the repaired areas. This product is intended for use by flooring installers, general contractors, and skilled tradespeople performing subfloor prep work before finish floor installation.

This floor leveler is suited for residential and light commercial applications where subfloor surfaces require smoothing or spot repair prior to the installation of a finish floor. It performs on both plywood subfloor panels and concrete slabs. Typical use cases include filling low spots, surface voids, and mechanical fastener countersinks before laying carpeting, vinyl sheet flooring, vinyl floor tile, ceramic tile, or mosaic floor tile.

Key Features

• Ready-to-use latex formula requires no mixing before application
• Remains flexible after cure, allowing subfloor movement without cracking through filled areas
• Fills cracks, fastener holes, and knot holes in plywood and concrete surfaces
• Suitable as a prep coat under carpet, vinyl sheet, vinyl tile, ceramic tile, and mosaic tile
• Quart container size appropriate for spot repairs and smaller leveling tasks

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface prep compound compatible with plywood subfloor panels and concrete surfaces as a leveling and patching base layer prior to finish floor installation.

Installation Notes

Application is typically performed by flooring installers or general contractors during subfloor preparation. Ensure the substrate is clean, dry, and free of dust, grease, and loose material before applying. Allow the compound to fully cure per manufacturer guidance before installing the finish floor covering. Follow applicable building codes and finish flooring manufacturer recommendations for substrate flatness tolerances.