@ArgusForge@TB1Kinobe Probably the same stuff they pour on the floors in apartments gypsum based I think. It's done in that application more for noise abatement than anything
@ArgusForge@TB1Kinobe The one time I saw it being installed they showed up in a truck that usually the pool guys use for gunite and plaster. They mixed and pumped it onto the floors just like this about 2-3" thick and I'm pretty sure they said it was gypsum based. It was pretty lightweight when dried
@mala_ghazal1 While I agree with those that say help them and in that same breath the girls should go practice backing that thing around in a empty parking lot. Those of us that learned to back a trailer practiced it like learning to drive not at a boat dock
@HistorianUSA1@TruthHurts2223 While that's the way it should be once it's installed you can't take it back. Well I guess you can but you'll be in jail if you do
@jasminedragn@WallStreetApes Exactly this last yeary wife has had 1.8 million billed to insurance and they have been out of pocket close to 400K. The only thing insurance has had to pay full price for was a 90 day prescription that cost little over 13K
@BenJaminH808@DavidJHarrisJr Zero chance it's 95% it was a lot but nowhere near 95%. They wouldn't have got on TV eating a hamburger if that was the case