On May 7, 2025, at 10:26?PM, Carl via groups.io <carl.blum@...> wrote:

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Hi WilLin:

I've replaced 90% of our 2000 Aliner floor. The OSB board they used was mostly pulp. Using epoxy might have made it hard, I don't think it would replace the structural support for the walls, etc.

I have use epoxy to fix a bathroom floor, it did work nicely and looks good, but the sub floor was in good shape. Also I filled the gaps with sawdust so the epoxy would have some fiber.

Good luck, Carl.

PS: the new camper floor is tongue and groove bamboo flooring over 6mm under lament supported every 14".

On 5/7/2025 4:30 PM, WilLin McG via groups.io wrote:

Hello: ?We have a 2016 Jayco Jay Sport Hardwall 12HFD Toy Hauler with a soft floor in a couple of spots. ?Has anyone tried using the epoxy method shown on YouTube to fix soft spots? ?Is it a good idea? ?The area is dry and there is no evidence of insects. ?Both areas are behind the wheel wells towards the back. ?We don’t use water in our camper, so there shouldn’t be anything associated with the water tank/sink. ?Any thoughts are appreciated. Thank you. ?