Thanks for the video, I need to use Injectadeck on a soft spot this year myself. I do have a question. Did you consider drilling from the underside and injecting from there to hide the drill holes, and if so, why didn't you?
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Given the option I would have definitely removed and flipped the platform before injecting it. Not only would there be no holes in the top but any expansion would have bulged the bottom instead of the top and I'd have the opportunity to replace the hardware with Titanium.
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At long last the project was finished today when the guys from [Only registered and activated users can see links Click here to register] installed the SeaDek I've been waiting for. Here are some pics:
This would have been finished at least 6 weeks sooner but I changed the color from "flat" mocha to the mocha with laser engraved wood grain when I learned about the wood grain - after we had received the original order. That meant another 5 or 6 week wait but well worth it.
As they say at Hogwarts, "Mischief managed."
Sorry if you've seen these pics over on fb but I imagine not everyone is on both platforms
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