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Can't get plywood underlayment up
Be kind, Im very new to diy! I had a bathroom leak that rotted a section of this wood underlayment. The subfloor under it seems fine. Unfortunately the underlayment won't come up easy and just splinters in layers, I got the damaged portion up. It is both glued down and nailed in. I tried a heat gun, didnt help much. Can I just say screw it and use levelling compound or a patch kit to fill in the worst of it? Or does it have to come up now? About a 2x4 ft section that has layers off but isn't up. Planning on LVP floors. There's a duct opening in the floor, so not sure if thay makes self levelling a pia submitted by /u/vchaz [link] [comments]
Be kind, Im very new to diy!
I had a bathroom leak that rotted a section of this wood underlayment. The subfloor under it seems fine.
Unfortunately the underlayment won't come up easy and just splinters in layers, I got the damaged portion up. It is both glued down and nailed in. I tried a heat gun, didnt help much.
Can I just say screw it and use levelling compound or a patch kit to fill in the worst of it? Or does it have to come up now? About a 2x4 ft section that has layers off but isn't up.
Planning on LVP floors. There's a duct opening in the floor, so not sure if thay makes self levelling a pia
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