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Blunt Tool

The trick I found with the TM mat is to get the first roll down straight. I cut to length and then roll back up as tightly as possible, get the addy down (3-4mm notched) and then slowly lay down next roll. I use a weighted roller similar to what Karndean floor layers use. I try to butt the rolls as they are laid.

I get what you mean about it moving so I always try to work back out of a room so you have neither tools, tubs or indeed yourself on the mat at any point if possible.
So leave to dry? As I did with Mapei wp200 mat
 
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Flintstone

I find the tilemaster mat ok, not had it slipping under me, you leave an imprint in it where your feet go, and as impish said you can wear away the fleece but it's not the end of the world
 

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