โSep-07-2016 06:27 AM
โSep-08-2016 01:17 PM
โSep-08-2016 07:25 AM
BillyW wrote:Stefonius wrote:Coroplast is great stuff, but it's not the same thing as darco, which is a fabric more or less similar to a typical plastic tarp from the local hardware store.
It's also called "Coroplast" (for corrugated plastic). I know a sign shop that buys it in 4' x 8' sheets. It's available in two thicknesses, 4mm and 10mm.
My luck with Gorilla tape has been great so far, but I could see where constant wind buffeting along with dust and dirt could do it in.
โSep-07-2016 03:09 PM
Stefonius wrote:Coroplast is great stuff, but it's not the same thing as darco, which is a fabric more or less similar to a typical plastic tarp from the local hardware store.
It's also called "Coroplast" (for corrugated plastic). I know a sign shop that buys it in 4' x 8' sheets. It's available in two thicknesses, 4mm and 10mm.
โSep-07-2016 03:03 PM
BillyW wrote:
I asked the shop manager at an RV dealership about that underbelly fabric. I think it's called Darco. He gave me about three feet of repair tape made specifically for it. Ultimately I used Eternabond and Gorilla tape for other repairs to the fabric down there. It's been 10 years now, and still holding strong.
โSep-07-2016 09:38 AM
โSep-07-2016 09:33 AM
โSep-07-2016 07:22 AM
BillyW wrote:
I asked the shop manager at an RV dealership about that underbelly fabric. I think it's called Darco. He gave me about three feet of repair tape made specifically for it. Ultimately I used Eternabond and Gorilla tape for other repairs to the fabric down there. It's been 10 years now, and still holding strong.
โSep-07-2016 07:16 AM
โSep-07-2016 07:03 AM