Thanks for sharing! I'm 90% sure I understand this but wanted to pose the question to validate: If I have spongy / rotted plywood, can I use this method to shore up the plywood or is this only made to be injected into the foam 'sandwich' as we're calling it?
We're in the process of renovating our Sunrader floor and just replaced a roughly 4'x4' section that was particularly bad, but there are spots that could use reinforcement. I was planning on laying down a fiberglass mat and covering with epoxy, but if there's a way to directly reinforce the old plywood I'm all ears.
Thanks for sharing! I'm 90% sure I understand this but wanted to pose the question to validate: If I have spongy / rotted plywood, can I use this method to shore up the plywood or is this only made to be injected into the foam 'sandwich' as we're calling it? We're in the process of renovating our Sunrader floor and just replaced a roughly 4'x4' section that was particularly bad, but there are spots that could use reinforcement. I was planning on laying down a fiberglass mat and covering with epoxy, but if there's a way to directly reinforce the old plywood I'm all ears.