20/02/12 10:06 AM20/02/12 10:06 AM #401 ill advertise on my ute for ya staino! ill be the rep for northern suburbs the only thing I didnt like in the old tray is where teh guard went above the tray.edit: hang on now your going back to the tray? no tub now? confused Edited 20/02/12 10:09 AM20/02/12 10:09 AM by Ford Freak
20/02/12 10:14 AM20/02/12 10:14 AM #402 tray. no more tub, he seen a b series ute wrapped in satin black yesterday and doesnt like it anymore.
20/02/12 10:20 AM20/02/12 10:20 AM #403 Author ^^ what he said...polished tray... timber floor... round corners... work of art henz is *beep*
20/02/12 03:42 PM20/02/12 03:42 PM #404 how about your signage in the headboard area so everyone can read it from behind and leave the tray clean?
20/02/12 08:02 PM20/02/12 08:02 PM #405 as long as you sand and oil the timber back once every 6 months the boards will last, building decks you find out whats sh*t and whats good to use Could probably get away with using interior floor boards that clip lock together for a tight look too, just seal it in your garage and ont let the bare timber get wet or it will stain
20/02/12 08:12 PM20/02/12 08:12 PM #406 Author When I was awake in bed thismorning I was thinkin bout the headboard. Only problem in I was going to do the back window. It would be to much doing both. But yer if I did the headboard I wouldnt need to do the back window. I definately want to do "something" in the floor of the tray though. Even if its just some kind of pattern laser cut from stainless, or even checkerplate. Kinda advertises what The business is capable of. As for treating the timber, when all the aluminium is mirror polished it will be sprayed in a clear coat to stop it dulling and keep the fingerprints off. Would this also work on the timber?Or would fibre glassing it be a viable option?I ask about fibre glass as my dad just built a canoe and fibre glassed it, came up pretty sweet.
21/02/12 05:47 AM21/02/12 05:47 AM #407 id say fibreglass for its strength, if your dad could do something so big and flat and have an awesome finish to it, thatd be the best.
21/02/12 05:50 AM21/02/12 05:50 AM #408 Did someone suggest concrete earlier? Then you cOuld bolt a handrail to it.
25/02/12 10:48 PM25/02/12 10:48 PM #409 what about a self leveling clear epoxy resin poured over to seal the timber/stainless inserts?
25/02/12 11:01 PM25/02/12 11:01 PM #410 Staino when you do the tray let me know and I will hook you up with something for the timber. What timber are you going to us?
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