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My floor replacements will be finished soon. What covers them? I am concerned about water/moisture traps?
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The originals where covered with an adheasive backed sournd deadner/stiffner type material...similar to MGB's etc of the same era. It did not cover the whole area, just the "low" spots of the pressing.
You could use Dynamat, I would think?
You could use Dynamat, I would think?