Roll-on bed-liner roof project
I actually posted this over at another forum after I started the project but figured I'd come over here again and share here too. Forgive me if the wording seems awkward, it was multiple posts on the...
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I tried to get a picture of the bubble but, it seems to have resettled. It wasn't there anymore. :-\
I meant to get the first coat of white down yesterday, but decided to stop postponing other things and, I got to watch game 3 of the ALDS on TV. The Royals are going to the ALCS!!!
Anyway, got the first coat done today. As usual, pictures are right after completion, still wet.
Front:
Rear:
Cutting In:
And another:
Finished Product:
Also, we currently have a pillow stuff into the bedroom vent to try and give me some dark while I try to sleep. (I work nights, too bright in this thing during the days to sleep well.) I ended up flinging some bed-liner on the vent during the second coat and it gave me an idea. Why not just coat it with the bed-liner? It will prevent light transmission and, albeit minor, provide some extra insulation.
So, here it is:
I just used the aerosol can liner (of the same brand) for the vent cover. Three coats should do. I'm thinking I'll end up spraying the inside white since I used a grey primer over the vent. I don't know why, I had white but the first coat of liner was on before I realized my mistake.
I meant to get the first coat of white down yesterday, but decided to stop postponing other things and, I got to watch game 3 of the ALDS on TV. The Royals are going to the ALCS!!!
Anyway, got the first coat done today. As usual, pictures are right after completion, still wet.
Front:
Rear:
Cutting In:
And another:
Finished Product:
Also, we currently have a pillow stuff into the bedroom vent to try and give me some dark while I try to sleep. (I work nights, too bright in this thing during the days to sleep well.) I ended up flinging some bed-liner on the vent during the second coat and it gave me an idea. Why not just coat it with the bed-liner? It will prevent light transmission and, albeit minor, provide some extra insulation.
So, here it is:
I just used the aerosol can liner (of the same brand) for the vent cover. Three coats should do. I'm thinking I'll end up spraying the inside white since I used a grey primer over the vent. I don't know why, I had white but the first coat of liner was on before I realized my mistake.
