ticki2
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Nice job on the tanks . Any plans to enclose them for cold weather ?
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Sweet Tater
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Carey, while you have yours gutted, the next time your out there will you get a measurement for me? the header above the snap and nap, basically the back wall from outside edge to outside edge. Please if you will. Im having a bad day with mine ![[emoticon]](https://forums.goodsamclub.com/sharedcontent/cfb/images/frown.gif "frown")
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2cknights
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Tater, I'm out of town and won't be back until Sunday night. Sorry. Carey
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Sweet Tater
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2cknights wrote:Tater, I'm out of town and won't be back until Sunday night. Sorry. Carey
thats ok, just when you can get to it. be safe while your gone.
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1971amerigo
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For those of you than are redoing the sides of your snap&nap.
Lowes and home depot have 4'x8' white fiberglass paneling.(about $30)
I usde this to recover the folding side panels inside and out. No need to remove the panels. I used tub surround adhesive to glue it to the old sides. They also have a 1/4" moulding that goes around the edges. looks like factory when done.
Bob w.
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2cknights
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Bob, I'm not familiar with those panels, would they work to enclose the tanks under the rear?
Carey
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1971amerigo
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The panels are only 1/8 " thick and are sold where the paneling is.
If you enclosed the bottom with a piece of plywood you can glue one of the sheets to the plywood. Before replacing my tanks I had to replace the plywood that was holding them up because it was rotted. I glued a sheet to the bottom before replacing the tanks. This can be seen in the photos of the tanks I posted.
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JoeChiOhki
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The panels are FRP board, which depending on the store comes in smooth or orange peel texture.
I used the orange peel (only thing available here) to redo my bathroom a few years ago.
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Sweet Tater
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JoeChiOhki wrote:The panels are FRP board, which depending on the store comes in smooth or orange peel texture.
I used the orange peel (only thing available here) to redo my bathroom a few years ago.
about $30 a panel around here, but suppose to be good stuff
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Sweet Tater wrote:JoeChiOhki wrote:The panels are FRP board, which depending on the store comes in smooth or orange peel texture.
I used the orange peel (only thing available here) to redo my bathroom a few years ago.
about $30 a panel around here, but suppose to be good stuff
That's pretty average price across the country, I paid that much for them several years ago when I did my bathroom remodel ![[emoticon]](https://forums.goodsamclub.com/sharedcontent/cfb/images/smile.gif "smile") .
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