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Everything posted by Penguin4x4
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might not be much of a price difference between this and picking up a Yeti at their outlet center, looks like.
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I'm just thinking out loud though, feel free to stop me if I go a bit mad.
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More or less XPS --> Cloth and resin --> "Milkshake" --> Bedliner. Might opt to spray a few layers of enamel over it since bedliner comes in any color you want, so long as its black. Kind of defeats the purpose of a "cooler".
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I'm presuming your doing this for a fridge/cooler, so I'm not sure this advice would help, but when I did the audio panels I found that using 3/4 oz chopped mat made everything easier. I had to use a bit more layers, but getting all the contours down was way easier. I was thinking of using 10 oz. woven cloth with epoxy resin, basically the same as you would a boat/canoe/kayak, then spray the whole thing with bedliner. Should be plenty durable I would think.
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sounds easier than the method I used last time I fiberglassed something
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Milkshake you say? Some sick bastard must have thought up that name.
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http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp~TID~74519~PN~1 never seen someone mix Evercoat and resin together; Adrian, Sean, Tirefryr, anyone else with fiberglass experience, thoughts?
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I need to read up on fiberglassing again, mind's a bit rusty on the subject
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crazy bastards
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loves me some esee knives
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oooooooo, Junglas in eyefucking paint
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Liking the look of this "Mack Daddy-O"
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oh lord my blade geek is showing
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need to get a nice, thick forged 5160 or 52100 steel scimitar or machete to crack some skulls around here, yeeesh
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whether or not the two are etymologically related, I dunno
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bartenders use it like carpenters use jigs: to make the same measurement over and over and over again without having to actually measure it
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or its the tool itself which is used to measure alcohol
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a jigger is 1.5 oz usually
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Family was talking about the Yeti/Igloo Yukon coolers, and it got me wondering: how would a fiberglass cooler compare to a standard polypropylene/ethylene/urethane cooler in terms of abuse? Figured I could make one with XPS and fiberglass for a fourth to a fifth the price of those things, if only for shits and giggles.
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plenty of oil and natural gas jobs right now