1989 Nashville GW

[MysticRob]

Hey Rob
I am doing another set of visors tomorrow will take plenty of photos.

Sweet, thanks. I've never done them myself, always sent them to a shop to do, but if I can manage it myself I will.

[Fla Ryan]

I purchased the acrylic sheets from Regal supply around $20 a sheet.

The board looks great! Did regal supply ship it to you, or are they local? Just about to start this project and was contemplating using sign material called coroplast, but I think this works much better

[Fla Ryan]

I purchased the acrylic sheets from Regal supply around $20 a sheet.

Did a bit more research and came to the obvious conclusion that there is no company that’s would ship those.

Curious to know the specs of what you bought (material, size, thickness color, etc).

Also curious to learn more about your process, if you had to cut and glue to shape or if you used heat somehow. I’ve used acrylic glue for other acrylic projects and that is serious stuff...

[GWNashville]

Nashville GW

New Headboard Sorry had trouble uploading photos.

Used Skewers to lengthen front section headboard.

[GWNashville]

Nashville GW

Finished Headboard!

[GWNashville]

Fla Ryan

The material I used for the Headboard is Fluted Polypropylene 2MM 48"x96" in white. It was $24.00 a sheet and it takes two full sheets. I used a Utility knife to cut the board and I used the blunt end of a drill bit to create fold lines.

[GWNashville]

GWNashville

Wow it has been 8 months since I have done anything to the GW. My business exploded this year. Got to make hay while the sun shines. Back at it tomorrow Lots of new parts to add.

[78 WIDETRAC]

Great to see you back, I've been waiting to see the progress on your build.

[goldhammer]

[QUOTE=Fla Ryan]Did a bit more research and came to the obvious conclusion that there is no company that

[goldhammer]

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If that is a poly version of corregated cardboard, check with a local sign making shop. They use for making signs for wire frames for sticking in lawns.

Former employer had a side business for making signs and banners.