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    2. It takes more than one width to do this room
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    4. A cutting board protects the table (one layer of cardboard isn't enough)
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    6... keeps the grain from re-directing the knife
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    10. Sand an angle on the bottom where they will join 
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    11. Stretch the tape for a tight fit 
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    13. Scrape away glue drips and lumps  
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    14. Make sure it is smooth so flooring will lay flat
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    18. Spread with a 1/8" notched trowel 
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    19. Make sure glue gets to the edges 
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    20. Lay in the sheet without smearing 
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    22. Press the flooring with a smooth cylinder 
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    25. Don't smear the squeezings... let them dry 
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    27. Stretch tape to tighten the joint 
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    28. Press along the back edge to squeeze glue to the edge
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