Using pourable epoxy on floor soft spots
It looks like we have a small leak on our 2021 Retro, it has created some soft spots on the osb flooring. Has anyone used pourable epoxy to strengthen the flooring in a these units? There are only a f...
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Regardless of whether you can get warranty assistance (likely not, or you wouldn’t be asking, seems many on here “think” rv warranties are generally longer than a year) or not, seems like the unit a too new for a half hearted cover up. Especially in a high traffic area.
You already have to remove and replace the flooring to do a hack job. That’s a good portion of the work. Unless there’s something unique about the construction or location of the soft spots, cut it out and fix it right is my advice.
That said. I’ve never used the epoxy wood hardeners but it doesn’t compute at all as a competent structural repair method.
You already have to remove and replace the flooring to do a hack job. That’s a good portion of the work. Unless there’s something unique about the construction or location of the soft spots, cut it out and fix it right is my advice.
That said. I’ve never used the epoxy wood hardeners but it doesn’t compute at all as a competent structural repair method.
