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**dance studio -** 07-19-2004, 09:54 PM

I don't got much room to dance into my house, so recently i started movin' my dancin' into the garage. I just recently got some lino (9x12) but i'm not quite sure how to use it. Does anyone know if it'd be all right to let cars park on it and shit, or would that be bad? Should i put cardboard or carpet under it? Should i roll it up every time i'm not usin' it? Would it be aight to stay in the cold and not crack? I dunno, i got tons of questions, so if anyone's got their own linoleum and they know a thing or two about it, please post. thanks.

Chucky · 07-19-2004, 10:51 PM

Don't let cars park on it, oil might drip onto it then your clothes will get dirty, which means you need to roll it up after your done with it's in a garage. My lino was ruined because I moved during the winter, but I doubt it gets that cold in Detroit.

07-20-2004, 10:15 AM

I'm not sure how you knew i'm from detroit, but whatever. It get's like down to about 0 in the winter, but since it'll be in the garage it'll probly be a little warmer. If it does get that cold, should i juss bring it in and out of my house during the winter?

electron · 07-20-2004, 05:16 PM

yeah - roll your lino at least
if you feel inclined to bring it in, that should be fine, or you can just leave it out there and see what happens... if it feels like it's getting wrecked... THEN start

but definitely don't let cars park on your breaking surface

Syn LSC · 07-23-2004, 02:48 AM

he knows your from detriot because its says it under location right under youy name

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Posts: n/a	dance studio - 07-19-2004, 09:54 PM I don't got much room to dance into my house, so recently i started movin' my dancin' into the garage. I just recently got some lino (9x12) but i'm not quite sure how to use it. Does anyone know if it'd be all right to let cars park on it and shit, or would that be bad? Should i put cardboard or carpet under it? Should i roll it up every time i'm not usin' it? Would it be aight to stay in the cold and not crack? I dunno, i got tons of questions, so if anyone's got their own linoleum and they know a thing or two about it, please post. thanks.
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Chucky Moderator Respect: 11 Posts: 2,108 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Winnipeg	07-19-2004, 10:51 PM Don't let cars park on it, oil might drip onto it then your clothes will get dirty, which means you need to roll it up after your done with it's in a garage. My lino was ruined because I moved during the winter, but I doubt it gets that cold in Detroit.


Posts: n/a	07-20-2004, 10:15 AM I'm not sure how you knew i'm from detroit, but whatever. It get's like down to about 0 in the winter, but since it'll be in the garage it'll probly be a little warmer. If it does get that cold, should i juss bring it in and out of my house during the winter?
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electron heavy rotation Respect: 2 Posts: 1,546 Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: coming soon to an airport near you ...	07-20-2004, 05:16 PM yeah - roll your lino at least if you feel inclined to bring it in, that should be fine, or you can just leave it out there and see what happens... if it feels like it's getting wrecked... THEN start but definitely don't let cars park on your breaking surface
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Syn LSC Lasting Savior Respect: 1 Posts: 113 Join Date: May 2004 Location: near boston	07-23-2004, 02:48 AM he knows your from detriot because its says it under location right under youy name
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