210 gallon Dream tank

[Turkeysammich]

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Now I can report floors are finally 99% finished. I ordered a finishing nail/ staple gun for my compressor and managed to Finsh last row and install new quater round trim.

1% left to do equals figuring out how to secure 3-4 planks that are coming up in different places. I tried using braid staples with the gun they didn't work at all.

Feels good having one major project completed with several more in the works.

With out seeing it. How about some sort of glue or silicone

 

[MichaelB]

With out seeing it. How about some sort of glue or silicone

It's what I'm kinda looking for. The subfloor was some type of presswood, not osb or plywood. The old stuff from the 60s that swells up if it gets wet. I can't figure out what it's actual called. It's hasn't been made since they came out with osb that basically replaced it.

So kinda hoping sometype of glue will stick to it.

And recommendations on a specific type of product?

 

[Turkeysammich]

It's what I'm kinda looking for. The subfloor was some type of presswood, not osb or plywood. The old stuff from the 60s that swells up if it gets wet. I can't figure out what it's actual called. It's hasn't been made since they came out with osb that basically replaced it.

So kinda hoping sometype of glue will stick to it.

And recommendations on a specific type of product?

Particle board. It’s saw dust with wood glue squeezed together with high pressure ? If it is. Try Elmer’s glue. Your kid should have some from the 3rd grade. See if that works. Just do one piece as a test.
If worse comes to worse. Liquid nails. That will stick almost anywhere and everything

 

[Austin S]

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Now I can report floors are finally 99% finished. I ordered a finishing nail/ staple gun for my compressor and managed to Finsh last row and install new quater round trim.

1% left to do equals figuring out how to secure 3-4 planks that are coming up in different places. I tried using braid staples with the gun they didn't work at all.

Feels good having one major project completed with several more in the works.

Floor is looking sleek! Really cool to see the documentation of the whole renovation, not just the tank!