coating for floor?

I may not be even asking the right question but I removed the carpeting from my home and embarrassingly enough there is a cat piss stain that doesn't smell that pleasant and I was told I can coat with some sort of polyurethane or something. I have no idea what I need but I'm assuming lowes should have it. Does anyone know what I need?

They make it.

Try cleaning it first.

Bleach, etc.

HD or Lowes should have something.

They have paint that will hold in fire damage smell, so I am sure there is stuff for floors.

KILZ stainblocking primer

thanks guys

Listen to me

Ok?

Cut out the floor, subfloor and even joist if you have to and replace.

Trust me. NOTHING will get the smell out. It will return

Cut the wood out and replace

Originally Posted by JonJon

Listen to me

Ok?

Cut out the floor, subfloor and even joist if you have to and replace.

Trust me. NOTHING will get the smell out. It will return

Cut the wood out and replace

I don't have time. I have roommates moving in friday. I usually would listen to you and do the best possible thing but I really can't.

Pee on it
Kilz stainblocker primer
carpet over the top

Originally Posted by SLVR JDM

Pee on it
Kilz stainblocker primer
carpet over the top

putting down pergo flooring.

Originally Posted by DylloS

I don't have time. I have roommates moving in friday. I usually would listen to you and do the best possible thing but I really can't.

Then just cut out the affected boards and replace those. Shouldn't take you that long to do that.

I wouldn't replace the joist, but replacing the affected subfloor boards is a very good idea.

That ish lasts forever.

Originally Posted by SamDoe1

Then just cut out the affected boards and replace those. Shouldn't take you that long to do that.

I wouldn't replace the joist, but replacing the affected subfloor boards is a very good idea.

That ish lasts forever.

Agreed. Take a circular saw, adjust depth to only cut out subfloor then pry out. Replace with patch. That won't take long



I'm telling ya man... cat piss NEVER goes away.

Originally Posted by JonJon

Agreed. Take a circular saw, adjust depth to only cut out subfloor then pry out. Replace with patch. That won't take long



I'm telling ya man... cat piss NEVER goes away.

Listen to this man! LISTEN!

Originally Posted by JonJon

Agreed. Take a circular saw, adjust depth to only cut out subfloor then pry out. Replace with patch. That won't take long



I'm telling ya man... cat piss NEVER goes away.

I'll what my uncle wants to do. I think he'll probably just want to cover it. We'll see.

So last night I dumped this pee pee gone stuff on the spot and it smelled awful. I was freaking out like I ruined my house and this morning there was no smell at all and the "spot" seemed to go away a bit.

Interesting.

I never even thought about wood subfloor as I have a one story and my floor is concrete.

Good luck.

Originally Posted by DylloS

So last night I dumped this pee pee gone stuff on the spot and it smelled awful. I was freaking out like I ruined my house and this morning there was no smell at all and the "spot" seemed to go away a bit.

Says the pee smell

Originally Posted by JonJon

Says the pee smell

hahaha I knew you'd say something like this.

How did the install go? I'm just wondering because I'm looking into doing a laminate wood flooring DIY as well. I have a few questions if you don't mind haha

1) Where did you get the flooring from and how much?
2) Did you get flooring with the pad attached, and how thick?
3) Did you remove the baseboards and them attach it again?

Any general advice?

Originally Posted by Shake

How did the install go? I'm just wondering because I'm looking into doing a laminate wood flooring DIY as well. I have a few questions if you don't mind haha

1) Where did you get the flooring from and how much?
2) Did you get flooring with the pad attached, and how thick?
3) Did you remove the baseboards and them attach it again?

Any general advice?

Went pretty well. Still have more to do though. I got the flooring from lowes. I paid 38.00 a box. I can't remember the actual sqft cost but I want to say somewhere around 2.50-2.80

Get it with the pad. So much easier. Just lays right down. It's not too thick. I can take more pics later. Here's the one part of the dining room. I didn't take the baseboards out either

Nice, that looks pretty good. I'll look for options with the pad attached if it makes my life easier

Originally Posted by Shake

Nice, that looks pretty good. I'll look for options with the pad attached if it makes my life easier

yea it does any it's not much more expensive. The brand I got was pergo btw. supposedly one of the better ones.