We recently did our living/dinning room in laminate and decided we don't like the color :cry: .  We are kind of hoping that we can take it up and put it in our bedrooms instead. :?   The problem is we don't know if the flooring will come up and be able to reuse it... :roll: ...Anyone have any suggestions?

Tips would help too.... :oops:

This is not true FlooringNut.  If she has a Wilsonart Floor it WILL NOT be a breeze!  Wilsonart is a positive locking floor. "WHAT IS A POSITIVE LOCKING FLOOR?" you ask,  Once loced, you positively can't get it unlocked!  I exagerated a bit on the can't part - you can but the results may not be what you expect.  If the flooring is a tilt and lock floor then you will have no problem and FN is absolutly correct.  So you have to just give it a whirl, you did it once - you can do it again!  If you have any questions drop me a line ~ paragon_renovations1616@msn.com ~ sincerely James Van Raden ~ Paragon Renovations

That will be a challenge, but you should be able to do it.  The important thing is also that once your old laminate floor and new laminate floors are down, to deep clean them and seal them to protect them from scratching the aluminum oxide finish and peaking (when water gets into the seams and joints).
check out the LamanatorPlus line of products for that. They are professional grade, but easy for homeowners to use also. Don't need any expensive equipment to apply it either. It comes as a kit. WE Love it....and their maintenance cleaner (Buff Dry) is awesome, no streaks, no residue build up which dulls the laminate as you probably know.
We are LamanatorPlus believers.
Bob