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Clayts, I am currently using homasote. I'm not sure that it is worth it unless you want to hand lay track (I'm doing a little of that, mostly ME flex and turn outs) . You happened to get a bad piece at the lumber yard. If they have a stack, go through and pick ones that don't have as many humps. Homabed is another option..... All the train guys I know use Hoamsote. Many of them are expert modelers who have had work in MR and other places. Not sure if it is a case of old technology not keeping up with the times or if they know something I don't. My last layout used cork and it was fine... Anything you use will have drawbacks. As the ad says, Just Do it!!!
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