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I have to admit, I might not have built them if I had to pay the price
for the marine ply. Since then, I have found how much I enjoy them so wish I had paid the price. However, regardless of his position of bathroom underlayment, I have learned a lot from William's posts. |
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FINALLY, got all the paint removed from the bottom of #1. For most of
it I just used a sander and that was a lot of work. Then I remembered "Paint Remover" and went and bought a spray can of Citrus Strip (or something like that) in a spray can. It sorta worked and at least seriously lessened the work. I still had to do final removal with the sander. Now, I am ready to apply a coat of epoxy and lightweight glass. |
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