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| replaced decking now need to cover it. I have just finished replacing the wood decking on my deck boat. It had carpet on it before, someone suggested I use some kind of cool decking to cover it instead of carpet. Any suggests on material to use would be appreciated or if I should go back with carpet. |
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Donīt deck it with carpet anyway, that is a perfect moisture trap and ruined you r former wood already. Regards Richard |
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| ply wood |
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| Did you paint the underside? Or better encapsulate in Epoxy? If not, is it still accessable to do that? |
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| No but it is treated |
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| Thank you for your help. |
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| Always welcome! |
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