Replacing my linoleum.
Question, Does the gimp provide any other use except a nice trim look? Can I cut it off? I'm removing my linoleum and laying a piece of Luan over the old piece of Luan with peel and stick tile over t...
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joerg68 wrote:
Just putting something new on top of the old stuff may be the better approach.
When I had to remove the "linoleum" in my 2001 Lance, the stuff was quite nasty. There was some cardboard-like backing underneath the top coat which disintegrated when I tried to pull the flooring off. I had to scrape it off very painstakingly, and it took quite some time.
Of course the flooring in your newer camper could be different. If you try to take it out, maybe try in a hidden spot first.
Yeah, I kind of figured it was going to be a mess. I'm thinking I'll lay the new stuff rite on top and run some trim around the whole thing. I can see from the rear drawer opening the falling apart Styrofoam so I'm very sure no water intrusion. I would still have to lay an underlayment to get some rigidity and then the peal and paste tiles. I have a request into Lance about the schematic's for the floor joists and if any other problems will pop up. Other that the actual location of the aluminum floor I'm ready to go. Have you tried to buy a 4x8 Piece of Luan lately? Just insanity what they have done to our economy.
