Millercorey
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Just finished replacing floors and in process of finishing the bedliner on the tub. I'll be doing the home depot version of dynamat with the TBP carpet kit on top.
My question is about the ridges in the bed - how do I make that surface flat?
Adding wood anywhere on the floor makes me nervous about absorbing water under the carpet
My question is about the ridges in the bed - how do I make that surface flat?
- use the rubber floor mat with the ridges under the carpet instead of the insulation
- fill in each "depression" with some type of slat to raise it up - strip of wood the right thickness, strip of rubber, etc. ------ what's the best thing to use here???
- double up on the sticky insulation in the "depression"
- just put a sheet of something over the entire bed? If so, what?
- let the carpet show the contours of the bed ---- FYI I think I hate the look of this
Adding wood anywhere on the floor makes me nervous about absorbing water under the carpet