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Metal topsheet?

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joetyson
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i built a box but the topsheet i used didnt weather at all so now im thinking of a metal topsheet...any one know any reasons not to use metal

somtimes you just got to take off your pants and slide on the ice
Jul 27 2005 9:03AM
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sketchlinefilms
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it might be impossible to slide well...i dont know much about this though

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Jul 27 2005 9:07AM
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Calrin
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http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=USPlastic&category%5Fname=72&product%5Fid=10369

J I B T H E S H I T

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Jul 27 2005 10:39AM
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Literature
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Go with lexan if you can get it, it is much more durable, and wont rust.

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Jul 27 2005 10:43AM
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marik
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would plexiglass work? or is there a big difference between lexan and plexiglass? or are they about the same thing?


Jul 27 2005 11:28AM
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*DrewT*
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Silver Star uses metal topsheets on their boxes. Or at least they used to I dunno if they did this season. It slid well except when it got wet and hot out

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Jul 27 2005 11:28AM
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