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GPW wrote:Cool little trailer ! 95 lbs. not so bad at all eh !!!
BrianInVA wrote: I just haven’t figured out yet what lightweight material to use as the actual floor to which I’ll attach the foamie structure.
rjgimp wrote:BrianInVA wrote: I just haven’t figured out yet what lightweight material to use as the actual floor to which I’ll attach the foamie structure.
Just use some of that awesome fiberglassed foam you found on farcebook. That will be plenty strong as you will only ever lie down on it, no walking.
GPW wrote:Brian , just a thought . Instead of gluing the fiberglass to the foam , you might consider 0.120" Chipboard ... It's inexpensive , very strong ( tested) and when done you can give it a couple coats of "the Mix" to completely waterproof it , and you're done ..
GPW wrote:Brian , just a thought . Instead of gluing the fiberglass to the foam , you might consider 0.120" Chipboard ... It's inexpensive , very strong ( tested) and when done you can give it a couple coats of "the Mix" to completely waterproof it , and you're done ..
If your going to take the time to build some grand .why in the hell would you use chipboard . A foam/ glass is strong will not rot chipboard wont absorbed the mixFinally found some untreated chipboard,
saywhatthat wrote:If your going to take the time to build some grand .why in the hell would you use chipboard . A foam/ glass is strong will not rot chipboard wont absorbed the mixFinally found some untreated chipboard,
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