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Bus Building

Started by Blacksheep, May 17, 2008, 08:27:56 PM

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luvrbus

JimC you don't have that problem with clear carbon type only the fiberglass type

skipn


luvrbus,

   If you click on my prev posted picture (enlarge) you will see a clear strip all the way down the side.
   just above the loafers. My shop is the same way (clear top strip)
  This is not fiber glass and was told I would need to replace that strip every 10 years.
   Heavy hard plastic don't know carbon style from what I have.


    FWIW

    Skip

luvrbus

Skipn, mine are carbon like a greenhouse lifetime warranty

skipn


  Luvrbus,

      any brand names so I can start searching for suppliers?

    Thanks
   Skip

luvrbus

Skip n, the ones that came with my building I ordered from Texas came from Texas Green House 1-800-227-5447 the stuff is not cheap but I didn't want to get on the roof every so often and replace the sky lights the name of the products is called  Polycarbonate comes 8 ft sheets  made by GE have a good day 

Skip a  little more info on the panels  that I have they are corrugated,UV protected , coated with silicone, light transmission is 87% and bronze in color also available in clear and opal plus special order colors  and the smooth panels come in single ,double or triple wall  I got this info from a label on a sheet that I had left over and it was made by US Global Resources  not GE as I stated  but it has a GE sticker on it 

belfert

I have been planning since December '06 to build a bus garage, but I have been unable to sell my house thus far.

With the price of fuel I'm wondering if it is even worth building a bus garage as who knows how long I will be able to afford to fuel the bus. 
Brian Elfert - 1995 Dina Viaggio 1000 Series 60/B500 - 75% done but usable - Minneapolis, MN

Blacksheep

Not sure I would use or ask for polycarbonate especially clear. Yes it's very tough stuff. I know! Our race car bodies are made from it. The problem is it scratches VERY easy! If you have leaves, tree limbs, and any dirt etc., blowing over the poly, better known as Lexan, you will soon loose your light from it turning dull!

BS

Paso One

Actually mine are very dull looking ... They still seem to let a lot of daylight in.
68 5303 Fishbowl 40'x102" 6V92 V730 PS, Air shift  4:10 rear axle. ( all added )
1973 MC-5B 8V71 4 speed manual
1970 MC-5A  8V71 4 speed manual
1988 MCI 102 A3 8V92T  4 speed manual (mechanical)
1996 MCI 102 D3 C10  Cat engine 7 speed manual  (destined to be a tiny home )

skipn

luvrbus,

     Thanks for the extra effort in checking brand and the options uv etc....didn't know,

Paso,

    Marketing man........it's not scratched it is translucent :) or like my bus windows a frosted petina

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