Corrugated Plastic sheets for a blind

[Mayhem]

I'm waiting on regal email me back with prices.

[Grimas]

I just called the Houston branch of Regal Plastics - 4'x8' in green, 4mm thick are $15/sheet. 10mm only comes in white and is $33/sheet.

[Stick-Launcher]

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[Mayhem]

I just got these prices from Regal in Houston.
I wonder how the 4mm would hold up?

[careybirdwell]

That is not a bad price the RV dealers are selling it for $9.00 per running foot in a 6ft wide roll

[Gunnyart]

That is not a bad price the RV dealers are selling it for $9.00 per running foot in a 6ft wide roll

?!? Roll? Are you sure you are talking about the same stuff?

[culebuck]

My stand is made of it. Going on 6 years now. It holds up nice Put sheet insulation in it and your golden!!!

[careybirdwell]

?!? Roll? Are you sure you are talking about the same stuff?

Yes, they use corrugated plastic to cover the underbellies of a lot of travel trailers. It comes in a roll about 70" wide and you purchase it by the running foot. I have found it for $4 per foot online but the cheapest I can find it in Houston is about $9 per foot

http://www.factoryrvsurplus.com/products.php?product_id=2212

[txwhitetail]

What about this type product>???

http://www.laminatorsinc.com/sign-panels/products/alumalite

[Mudslinger]

What about this type product>???

http://www.laminatorsinc.com/sign-pa...ucts/alumalite

That would work but i bet it is way expensive. Might be noisy if you bump or hit it inside

[duckmanep]

saw 4x8 sheets in camo at Lowes this weekend for the first time

[Gunnyart]

That's pretty cool. twice the cost at $30 ea.

[txwhitetail]

That's pretty cool. twice the cost at $30 ea.

The lowes ones $30 ?

[txwhitetail]

That would work but i bet it is way expensive. Might be noisy if you bump or hit it inside

$300 a sheet best I can find. Lol

[Grimas]

Headed into Houston for a meeting tomorrow and will hit Regal in the morning for a couple of sheets for walls and roof for my planned 6x8 blind. Will be wood platform with steel studs supporting it (Deerview door and windows). Will post photos of the build... Any suggestions on what you guys have used to seal the joints between sheets? Was thinking the aluminum "duct tape" on the joints and possibly fiberglass resin to seal them (assuming the resin won't react and melt the coroplast...)