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#1280348 09/15/2018 6:46 PM
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Hello all
From what I understand, these floor are linoleum over plywood
Mine is dried out as many others are
Has any one sanded these and added a stain or something similar?
Any help is appreciated


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** My 53 Suburban had linoleum with a pretty thick tar paper covering the complete floor surface all the way to the very edge of the plywood. I did not try but it looked like it would have been a job getting the tar paper up. One thing for sure it would not have come up in one piece. Was stuck solid to the plywood. **


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