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In many places, such as kindergartens, schools, sports venues, etc., the use of vinyl flooring is more common, however, with the passage of time, we may be faced with a troubling problem: the previously laid floor rubber cracked,

  At this time, we will often first think of whether it can be repaired, repair the floor seems to be a good way to save costs, but the actual operation is faced with many problems. For example, even if the successful repair, the new part of the patch and the original floor rubber in the color there may be obvious color difference, affecting the overall beauty.

Moreover, after the repair of the floor in terms of durability and stability may not be comparable to the original floor rubber, if not perfect repair, the cracked floor rubber should be replaced, or continue to put up with this imperfection? This is indeed a nagging question.