Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

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I think two layers of screening is overkill.

If I wanted overkill then I'd let the first set and dry before the next layer, get more tensile rigidity?

Wonder about aluminum screen?
Mystery 13's was using Glidden Gripper.

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Cool! Would be nice to see some photos.
Ive never seen this mastic stuff, rigid is good, but will it flex enough without cracking to allow movement when you go over large bumps at higher speeds?

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Drog , you seem to have a really good understanding of the construction methods !!! Cool idea suspending the screen , and yet another choice of fabric /Glue ... Good Luck , please keep us apprised !

Re: Lightweight … There’s just nothing like towing a vehicle you hardly know is there… great on gas too …

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Foamies demand pictures!!

But I like what I'm reading.

Drog , no worries about you !!! You Got it !!!
Each new Foamie is a challenge and that’s really part of the Fun , you have to Think about it . As we’ve always called it … “ the Thinking man’s ( or Ladies ) trailer “

And yes, we do LOVE the pictures !!!

Nodrog wrote: ...
I have to add a little weight to keep the thing from blowing away,so I will use a 20# propane tank, a 3 way fridge (small,no freezer, 35#) a decent sized battery...

Don't forget that the approved ballast for foamies is

In that the screen has very little stretch I would thing it would made the PMF a lot more rigid. Making the skin more as a stress skin. That could lead to less or no wood reinforcements. Maybe just some FRP mounting pads. Hope you have sanded the foam a little to get a good glue up. Good luck and have fun with the build.

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Very nice!
Thanks for the