Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Has any one used this ULTRAPLY® PREMIUM UNDERLAYMENT
There are two types I found one a lowes
http://www.morelandcompany.com/ultraply.htm
PREMIUM UNDERLAYMENT

º 15 year warranty
º 3 ply uni-directional core = added stability
º 4 x 8 and 4 x 4 size available for convenience
º Score and snaps with a knife for easy installation
º Approved by major flooring manufacturers
º The FIRST underlayment guaranteed against "yellowing"
º Clear face with no defects = very smooth
º Solid back
º Solid core
º High solid marine grade phenolic glue line - will not delaminate
º Select hardwood construction
º Guaranteed not to warp, buckle, or delaminate
º No callbacks!
º Guaranteed not to have core voids or core laps that render plywood unusable as underlayment
º Calibrated 5.5 mm thickness to ensure consistency

http://www.morelandcompany.com/ultraplyXL.htmULTRAPLY®
ULTRAPLY® PREMIUM UNDERLAYMENT

º 5 ply veneer core constructed
º 4 x 8 size available
º 1/4 inch nominal thickness
º Score and snaps with a knife for easy installation
º Guaranteed against "yellowing"
º Whole piece face with no defects
º Solid construction
º Marine grade glue
º Select hardwood construction
º Guaranteed not to warp, buckle, or delaminate
º Guaranteed not to have core voids or core laps that renders UltraplyXL® unusable as underlayment
º No call backs!




Does any one know how easy it bends. It tends to run around $20 a sheet and has marine grade glue.
I am thinking about spending the extra money one it for my roof it will bend.

maybe grab some and bend it?


I did a 36" radius and a 24" radius, I had some cracking with the 36" radius and ended up wet bending to achieve the 24". So you can get almost anything to bend ;-)

Yep, needs to pass the bend test. Not just will it bend but will it split and crack and mess up the top.

Looks like it will make wonderful sides though. Especially for paint. Cutting the sanding down would be a blessing.