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It's a mobster game, that is basically strategy on how to commit crime! You get to mug people, fight people, rob them, kill them.......sell drugs, buy and use LOTS of guns! Typical mobster stuff....you buy and sell lots of things, doing favors for the godfather all along the way. You should join up Jeremy! Okay....last post for awhile! Headed out the door for the Holiday Road trip! MERRY CHRISTMAS
I'll look into it. I hardly have enough time for the forums anymore, so if it's something that might take up a lot of time, there may not be much point for me to join.
I got a question for Brent or any other contractors in here...
I dont know if you mess with this, but would you do hardwood or laminate in the kitchen/dining room? I told him to go with laminate because we could do the install and save some money. Laminate initial cost is less than hardwood too isnt it?
You do not want to use Laminate anywhere where there is any chance of a water leak. Kitchens are iffy, all it takes is for a dishwasher line to blow off and your entire floor is instant junk. I learned this the hard way. I put the best Laminate money could buy in about 1/3 of my motor home, within a month a water line blew off under the sink. I fixed it and within 6 months it happened again. This time I've not fixed it yet. I will as soon (if) I start feeling better.
Originally Posted by triskit16
Does this foam backer crap have a special name?!
It's not crap, buy Laminate with the pre installed backing, the thicker the better and quit being such a penny pincher.
Originally Posted by Powerstrokedlariat
Foam...lol... It's just in a roll at Lowes or Depot next to the laminate usually. It is sold in rolls. Relatively inexpensive. Just hard to keep in place while you are slamming the planks together, which is why I like the backed laminate. EDIT- Here's some good info Installing Laminate Flooring Foam Underlayment
I suppose that would work well, but wouldnt allow any give...It would only be a problem if using a cheap grade of laminate, any mid to high end stuff will be stout enough to be okay.
Merry Christmas Travis!! Have a safe trip bud.
I agree with most of the above. The bottom line is IF YOU BUY CHEAP YOU'RE GONNA BUY OFTEN. Simple as that.
Good moring every one. My dad took his 7.3 to work today so I am stuck with the 6.0 I am auctaly wanting to see the diffrence in both of the trucks. I will let you guys know witch one I like the most but I think I already know
I hate driving in ice. Snow is great, but ice....yuck. Thats what we have at the moment now that its all compacted. Slick doesnt even describe it. And yours sounds even worse...
Nick- I still remember that night too, I think I even slept in my Mustang cause I didnt want to get out of it!
Man I can't tell you have tempted I was to sleep in it but my Dad had to go to work in the morning and I think he would have forgottn I was back there and then he works at the Livermore National Lab and I don't think they would be to happy when they searched his truck to find me there sleping
You do not want to use Laminate anywhere where there is any chance of a water leak. Kitchens are iffy, all it takes is for a dishwasher line to blow off and your entire floor is instant junk. I learned this the hard way. I put the best Laminate money could buy in about 1/3 of my motor home, within a month a water line blew off under the sink. I fixed it and within 6 months it happened again. This time I've not fixed it yet. I will as soon (if) I start feeling better.
How rigid is the floor built in your motorhome? Does it move too much for ceramic tile? I would assume so, but thought i would ask...
I had a superchips for a sec on mine....Unbelievable...
Isnt Canadian Hp different though? It's like the dollar isnt it? or Looney I think? LMAO!!! Not worth quite as much.... Sorry, I'm being a complete azz this morning....
You are right Sheldon, stock to stock, so what, nothing to write home about.