What thickness did you use?

Both come with long warranties but LL is short on specs such as wear layer thickness.

@Rigo Monzalvo I'm not sure but it's possible 5/8 thick drywall would be the easiest fix.

Just run a thick bead of caulking around it and call it a day ,after all he’s the slob that’s gotta live there .

I would use something along the lines of what's used for laminate floors.I have used both as well that you are considering, and I will say this: if you use the Allure with the grip-strip, they're so thick that you'll never notice the difference especially if you put down a thin underlayment.

If she will pay market, no need to get her to move.You are gonna have to develop thick skin and short memory for managing apartments.

I got a bolt basically, thick one.

I did cabs, granite (1-1/4" thick) and a new frigidaire appliance package for $6400.

Latex or oil base.Just spray it on as a mist instead of a thick coat and it will not peal.Think of how many times you've seen overspray on the lower edge of a roof from some wannabe painter.

There is not enough space to make the skim coat thick enough to make a difference.