Removing ceramic tile from a Bird.

[dspithaler@...]

Pete I think that sub floor is marine grade plywood really resistant to
moisture. I took my 12" X 12" oak in the kitchen up & patched the floor. I
predrilled my oak & used a real small trim screw to scerw in through the
tongue of the oak. I've had it down for a year & still doing good.
Don
89 SP 36'
Butler, PA

One sub-floor board, directly in front of the galley, still has
considerable quantities of the Wonderboard and epoxy bonded to it.
Had it been a matter of merely filling a few depressions, the floor
patch would be OK ... indeed, I plan to use a floor patch material on
some gouges to a sub-floor board by the refrigerator. However, the
raised combination of the cement-like Wonderboard remains plus the
epoxy-type adhesive on the board would probably require many more
hours of scraping to remove. It seems easier to simply cut out the
half-board and replace it. (I hope the sub-floor isn't glued to the
supporting structure underneath.)

Pete Masterson
'95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA 42
El Sobrante CA






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