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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by scotttmason No mention of method to cover seam on product instructions. [/quote] Maybe there's some info available at Menard's? Printed, good luck asking anyone! [:D] I'm visualizing a rubber or plastic strip of some kind, shaped like a "T" in cross-section, where the vertical part of the "T" slips between the two sheets and the horizontal part covers the seam. [?] Bill K PS: You might look into using linoleum (or whatever it's called now days.) That way you might get around having seams altogether.
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