Soft Spot In Tub Floor

[FlyboyTR]

Originally Posted by Deb Mac

Do you recall what brand of foam you used? There may be some differences in chemistry that allowed yours to work in that somewhat enclosed setting.
Plus it is dry as a bone up here. Likely a very poor combination of conditions for foam in a bag.

Don't remember exactly which foam I used. It came from Home Depot. I would say try it with a large (kitchen/bathroom) type. So...you're not trying to fill the bag, but applying the foam where you need it but just inside the bag. If things are really dry, I would say to wet the bag first. The larger bag will allow air space around the foam. So maybe with the water and the air space, it may make a difference.

[Deb Mac]

Originally Posted by FlyboyTR

Don't remember exactly which foam I used. It came from Home Depot. I would say try it with a large (kitchen/bathroom) type. So...you're not trying to fill the bag, but applying the foam where you need it but just inside the bag. If things are really dry, I would say to wet the bag first. The larger bag will allow air space around the foam. So maybe with the water and the air space, it may make a difference.

I'll give that try when I need to get at it again. Or if I get a chance before the cooler weather hits us. Labour day coming... up here we could see snow any time after that! But I don't think that's likely this year!