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Slidy stuff on boxes?

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MNS
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whats a good alternative for teflon and nylon plastic to put on boxes cause they are expensive
Nov 6 2005 1:08AM
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Matty.
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You could try puckboard from hockey arenas. They might have some extra lying around.
Nov 6 2005 1:10AM
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eheath
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Carpet, instant cement, and astro turf work for me, and if you really wanna slide, use a piece of wood with nails sticking out.
Nov 6 2005 1:14AM
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l337
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plastic is slidy
Nov 6 2005 9:09AM
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lyndon
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hockey board material, just call your city council or mayor or arenas and ask politely for some
Nov 6 2005 9:15AM
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soup
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or you could just take a meat clever, slice your head open, put a fucking brain in there, then stitch it back up. you fucking idiot its not hard to figure out what goes on a fucking box. god i hate incompotent people
Nov 6 2005 9:37AM
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thejackal1177
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Composite decking works decent
Nov 6 2005 9:39AM
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JazzyJ
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its spelled incompetant
Nov 6 2005 9:45AM
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zepscratch
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im pretty sure its called lexan, you buy sheets of it at home depot. i think
Nov 6 2005 12:14PM
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Rajna
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If you use lexan make sure you wax it good or it will get kinda sticky
Nov 6 2005 3:15PM
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Subjekt
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theres a fuckin post about this every goddamn week. im sorry, i hate when people say this but its appropriate here, use the fuckin search bar man.
Nov 6 2005 3:19PM
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STAUSS
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yeah that sounds pretty good... broken glass and super glue could do it too

but what i use is SEARCH BAR.
Nov 6 2005 3:45PM
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pbandj
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lexan is expensive as hell bro, i think he's looking for something alternative to that
Nov 6 2005 3:57PM
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leone
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uhh search the forums and you'll find plenty of answers
Nov 6 2005 6:46PM
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zmanalex
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Just make a rail...
Nov 6 2005 7:54PM
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winterkid33
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yea lexan is super sticky. What kinda wax do people use to make it slide faster? like just any ski wax? hdpe is the best aka puckboard or pvc sheet pvc slides like butter
Nov 6 2005 8:32PM
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danedegruyter
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OH YOU FUCKING DIRTY HOE I SHAL KILL YOU
Nov 6 2005 8:35PM
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MNS
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all you bitchy fags i tried puck board and the stuff they gave me was shitty i tried the stuff on counters it wears off teflon is expensive and yeah so calm down im just seeing if theres shit that is cheap and slides real well
Nov 17 2005 10:23PM
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corey74
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get some stuff called lexan.. its not as expensive and it should work really good
Nov 18 2005 12:04AM
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C.J.
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please, people stop asking this this guestion! SEARCH
Nov 18 2005 12:56AM
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KeegLove
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pvc works just fine, not to sure on the cost, maybe some vinyl
Nov 18 2005 1:52AM
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T.
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thats right bitch
Nov 18 2005 5:40AM
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danedegruyter
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take your skis, drill them into the top of the box. that way you have something that slides, and i get my wish of you never skiing again
Nov 18 2005 9:02AM
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KRASHED
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Our local arena was redoing their boards so they just had some old sheets of puckboard laying outside, the sheets were in good condition for boxes and we ended up making a box about 24 feet long and 1.5 feet long for free.
Nov 18 2005 9:48AM
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d-loc
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seaman
Nov 18 2005 10:49AM
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