Use and Care Manual

RaceDay™ Peel and Stick Tile is made of the highest quality solid vinyl from top to bottom without being layered. RaceDay
tile is tough enough to drive on yet comfortable to walk on. The longer it sets, the better it will look. RaceDay tile is resistant to
battery acid, oil, salt, antifreeze and alkali. RaceDay™ tile contains no asbestos, lead, or hazardous chemicals at levels found to
be of concern on Prop 65.
Tools needed: Utility knife, straight edge, and something to mark floor.
Prep & Installation Instructions
1. How much tile will you need? We recommend that you purchase about 10% more tile than your project will require. This will
allow you to cover mistakes, trimming and for future possible damage.
2. Clean Floor: Clean sub floor free of grease, wax, dirt, oil, foreign matter and any chemicals that may be present. Make sure
subfloor is smooth and fill in areas if needed.
3. Preparation of Sub Floor: Concrete must be fully cured (about 28 days or longer after pouring), free of moisture and
alkalinity. Make standard moisture and alkalinity test if necessary. Moisture and alkali will not hurt or damage the RaceDay™
tile, but it can damage the adhesive and cause it to break down over time. Note: It is the responsibility of the installer or
flooring contractor to determine the dryness of all concrete subfloors before installation of floor tiles begins. On grade
concrete subfloors must contain an effective, permanent moisture barrier (floor primer or basement proofer). Plywood/solid
wood subfloors should be dry and fully cured. It is also recommended to use a primer on wood subfloors for better bond. The
primer prevents the adhesive from being absorbed into the concrete or wood surface. Failure to use primer over concrete
voids warranty. All holes, cracks, and depressions must be filled with a latex underlayment and any cracks and depressions
must be eliminated. Dust should be removed with a vacuum or damp mop and dried immediately before applying peal and
stick tile.
4. Layout of Room: Lay out some unpeeled tile on floor to see how your pattern and placement will look before actually
applying tile. It is recommended to always start from a square point and work out. Treat room as a rectangle and find the
center points of two end walls. Mark floor to insure square point and make a guideline with pencil, ink, laser or light chalk line
for your first row of tile then entire grid if desired (if using a chalk line make sure you do not have excessive chalk on floor, it
can prevent adhesive from sticking).
5. Laying Tile: Make sure all tile has been stored at room temperature of at least 65 degrees Fahrenheit for a period of 48
hours. Do not install tile in conditions less than 55 degrees Fahrenheit. Always start from front and center and work towards
the back corners. Peel off release paper and place tile edge flush with marking line and slowly lower remainder of tile onto
floor in a bent fashion as if you were unrolling a mat. This will keep air out and assure an even stick. Tile can be peeled back
up and repositioned if required.
6. Boarder Tile: Do not peel off paper from back before you make your cuts. Turn tile over and place loose tile over last row so
that one end of loose tile is touching the wall. Then mark paper of loose tile with pencil and cut with knife. Then peel off back
of fitted tile, turn over and put in place. When fitting around obstacles make pattern on paper and draw an outline on the
back of tile paper to cut shape.
7. For best results, be sure to roll your floor in both directions after installation to make sure all air bubbles are out and
adhesive touches the subfloor.
NOTE: Better Life Technology, LLC is not responsible for installation.
CLEANING & CARE:
Surface is easily washed with floor soap and water. Mild soaps and other household detergents suitable for floors are usually
effective. Never leave harsh detergents or chemicals on product. Normal household vinyl cleaners may be used to increase
longevity and to remove stubborn debris. Certain automotive vinyl products may cause surface to become slippery. Use a non-slip
vinyl floor cleaner–protector such as Armstrong Once ’n Done
®
Floor Cleaner or Armstrong Shinekeeper
®
Floor Polish. For best
results, follow directions provided with vinyl floor cleaner. Do not strip, polish, buff or burnish. Scrub floor if needed with light broom
or floor cleaning pad for vinyl flooring.
This is not a stain-proof product—certain dyes, inks, rubber tires, and chemicals may cause permanent staining. Some non-
permanent stains can be removed with spray-on Brake and Tool Cleaner, found in many auto parts stores, without damaging
the product. However, use of Brake and Tool Cleaner may cause product discoloration. Never use harsh chemicals such as tar
remover or kerosene on this product.
Installation Guidelines
for RaceDay™
Peel and Stick Tile

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