Posted by spider on January 12, 2012 at 10:02:04 from (75.71.27.162):
Nine years ago my wife and I bought this place and it has a 12'X 16' enclosed patio. The patio is approx. 12" thick concrete. The previous owners put linoleum on the concrete which is adhered on real good. However, after nine years there are now small patches where the linoleum is gone and it is starting to look unsightly. I want to remove the linoleum and tried using a brand new wide bladed wood chisel to get it up but it is just too well adhered. I have thought of renting a floor sander with 50 grain belts to try to sand the linoleum off but dont know if this is a good idea. Was wondering if any of you have had a similar problem and what worked best for you. I put this issue on this forum because it probably gets the most reading.
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