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Ted_ Layout Mangler 
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Has anyone ever used anything like this? ..... http://www.diy.com/departments/diall-3mm-foam-self-adhesive-solid-wood-underlay-10m/37809_BQ.prd I know folk use cork, and even cover the whole of their boards with it, but I wonder if that product I've linked to would be suitable. It's only 3mm thick and self adhesive so it should work. I may just pop to the local B&Q and see it in the flesh. What do you reckon fellas, any good? ____________________ Cheers Ted |
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mattc6911 Former Member
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Not used it on a layout Ted but I put some offcuts on the back of plywood boards I use to protect baths while I'm working (Tiler ) been stuck on well over a year in all sorts of conditions and no sign of lifting Cheers Matt |
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mattc6911 Former Member
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Only other thing I would say If its tghe same as I used make sure you get it positioned right first time cos you won't shift it after  |
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Ted_ Layout Mangler
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Thanks for the words of advice Matt, I'll probably end up with it all wrapped around me like fly paper! 
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Petermac Moderator 
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It claims to reduce noise transmission by around 22db so it would be interesting to see it in action on a layout ................ I've also read that the green fibre board underlay for "clic" flooring is also quite useful for the job - cheap too.  ____________________ 'Petermac |
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