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 Waterproofing a blind
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01/22/12 01:04 AM
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Homer Jay
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Do you think this stuff could waterproof the roof of my 4x6 plywood blind? A couple of cans is cheaper than a bundle of shingles Rust-Oleum
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Re: Waterproofing a blind
[Re: Homer Jay]
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01/22/12 01:49 AM
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Novemberyet
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Maybe....just make sure your studs don't sag. I tell you what: find a couple sheets of corrugated tin and leave it alone.
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Re: Waterproofing a blind
[Re: Novemberyet]
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01/22/12 08:59 AM
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MVILL
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Maybe....just make sure your studs don't sag. I tell you what: find a couple sheets of corrugated tin and leave it alone. X2
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Re: Waterproofing a blind
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01/23/12 12:22 AM
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9toes
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Put metal roof on, will last longer than box. You can buy metal cheaper than that stuff. I buy mine for $7.00 to cover a 4x6. Go to a metal building co. and ask to buy some cover sheets. Cover sheets are on the outside of there metal to protect the sheets. Here local it sells for .50 a foot.
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