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Old 03-18-2011, 12:13 PM   #10
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Re: How to: Ruin a perfectly good C10

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Wood floor looks GREAT!

Are you going to stain it?
I have a little bit different than the 'normal' resto plans for this one. We'll see what happens, as I'm prone to changing my mind frequently
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very nice! Love the look of a wood bed!!!
Thanks, me too!
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nice work
Thanks!
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Any plans to space the wood up off the metal floor?
I wondered about water/moisture being trapped between the two.
Yeah, I have pondered using some sort of cross strips, but don't want to eat up all of my raised floor space. I can probably spare a 1/4 inch without missing it though. If I decide to bolt the wood to the steel floor, it will get painted and probably rubberized undercoating.
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