QUESTION about rolling Konecto and cleaning scuffs

[kitkat]

Hi! I just finished installing Konecto Sierra in our basement family room (400sq.ft.). It was pretty easy once I got the hang of it. I noticed if I got behind the short end and placed it first, then sort of curled the plank lengthwise down the glue strip, I could slide my knee down along the top of the just placed plank and it made a better connect. Does this make sense?
Anyway, my question is it has been about 2 months ago that I finished EXCEPT for the rolling. I wasn't sure where to rent one and knowing it would be heavy...not being able to get it home by myself. Is it too late to roll????
ALSO....I love the floor but one thing is bugging me about it. I have tried to clean it with several products and I can't seem to get the opaque scuff marks out. The cleaner and water just sort of bead up on it and I can't get it clean clean. It's like I'm pushing around water beads or something. Do you have any suggestions??? Thanks!

[kwfloors]

I use a 2" lino roller to roll the seams in, might find one at HD or Lowes or there is a wood roller that wallpaper guys use that might work although you would have to push harder than the other. Sometimes mineral spirits will take the scuffs out. Put a little on a rag and try it.

[H Scott]

Try some Bona hard surface cleaner I sell it with my Konecto ordereds.