Dap Inc 59190 Flexible Floor Leveler 1 Gallon Rtu

Product Description

The DAP INC 59190 is a ready-to-use, latex-based flexible floor leveler and patching compound designed to fill cracks, fastener holes, and knot holes, and to level low areas in plywood subfloors and concrete surfaces. Because the cured compound remains flexible, the subfloor can flex under load without causing the filled areas to crack or separate. This product ships in a case of 4 gallon units. Flooring installers and general contractors use it as a surface preparation step before laying finished floor materials.

The 59190 is suited for residential and light commercial subfloor prep applications. It is applied directly from the container with no mixing required, making it efficient for production flooring work. Typical use cases include preparing plywood subfloors and concrete slabs prior to installation of carpeting, vinyl floor tile, vinyl sheet flooring, ceramic tile, and mosaic tile. Its latex base allows cleanup with water before the material cures.

Key Features

• Ready-to-use formula requires no mixing before application
• Remains flexible after curing to move with plywood subfloor flex without cracking
• Fills cracks, fastener holes, and knot holes in plywood and concrete
• Levels low spots on subfloor and concrete slab surfaces
• Latex-based formula allows water cleanup prior to cure
• Packaged 4 units per case for production and multi-room jobs

Compatibility

Designed for use as a surface preparation compound on plywood subfloors and concrete surfaces prior to installation of carpet, vinyl floor tile, vinyl sheet flooring, ceramic tile, and mosaic floor tile.

Installation Notes

Surface preparation products of this type are typically applied by flooring installers or general contractors using a trowel or floor scraper. Substrate surfaces should be clean, dry, and free of grease, wax, or loose material before application. Allow the compound to cure fully per the manufacturer guidance before installing finished flooring over it. Work in adequately ventilated areas and follow local building and trade codes for subfloor preparation.