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Roof sealer.

Started by Chaz, November 03, 2006, 11:01:36 AM

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superiormotors

I think the stuff you are looking for is called Lizard Skin , its a spray on coating. there are 2 different types.i

Chaz

THAT'S IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES!!!!!!
  Thanx Superior! I looked up the site: www.lizardskin.com and that is what I seen. It looks a little bit salty as far as price, but it sounds like some good stuff! I may try it.

  Chaz
Pix of my bus here: http://s58.photobucket.com/albums/g279/Skulptor/Motor%20Coach/
What I create here:   www.amstudio.us

"Imagination is more important than knowledge". Albert Einstein

DrivingMissLazy

There is a material that resembles suede that is used in all the high line luxury yachts. I can not remember the name off hand but perhaps some of the yachting crowd can help. It is expensive but is the best looking headliner I have ever seen.
Richard
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body. But rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, a good Reisling in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming:  WOO HOO, what a ride

H3Jim

Ultra Suede Riviera is made for headliners and interior trim finishing for yachts.  It may also be  known as Alcantara®, although the link specified automotive.

Gulf Fabrics
813-875-2707 (tel)
813-348-9540 (fax)
AlcantaraGulfFab@aol.com
www.gulffabrics.com

Roadwire
2930 Vail Avenue
Commerce, CA 90040
1-877-ROADWIRE (toll free)
info@roadwire.com
www.roadwire.com

Star Motoring Inc.
241 S. Van Brunt St
Englewood, NJ 07631-4009
201-567-4050 (tel)
201-567-1229 (fax)
www.starmotoring.com

Thanks, Jim. Richard
Jim Stewart
El Cajon, Ca.  (San Diego area)

Travel is more than the seeing of sights, it is a change that goes on, deep  and permanent, in the ideas of living.

NewbeeMC9

Also check this out, http://www.hytechsales.com/roofcoatings.html  I have their ceramic mixed in to my roof clearcoat

As far as colors,  White essentially takes Radiant Heat Transfer out of the equation.  That includes absorbing and giving off heat.  A dark color not only absorbs heat but gives out heat to the surroundings also.  So if your bus was black, it would not only be harder to cool in the summer days but harder to heat in the winter nights.  And yes, easier to cool at on summer night and easier to heat in the sun on winter day.

HTH


I fixed your link for you! --Dallas
It's all fun and games til someone gets hurt. ;)

Chaz

Thanx Newbee MC9!!!!
  That stuff sounds pretty good and isn't quite so salty!! I went to the site you gave and it sounds like a good product. But then.............. you know!  ;)  I suppose you have been having good luck with yours???

  By the way, you fixed my link???? I appreciate that, but am unsure what you mean. But ... Thanx!
 
   Chaz
Pix of my bus here: http://s58.photobucket.com/albums/g279/Skulptor/Motor%20Coach/
What I create here:   www.amstudio.us

"Imagination is more important than knowledge". Albert Einstein

Dallas

Quote from: Chaz on November 06, 2006, 07:12:44 AM
Thanx Newbee MC9!!!!
  That stuff sounds pretty good and isn't quite so salty!! I went to the site you gave and it sounds like a good product. But then.............. you know!  ;)  I suppose you have been having good luck with yours???

  By the way, you fixed my link???? I appreciate that, but am unsure what you mean. But ... Thanx!
 
   Chaz

Chaz, I was speaking to NBMC9.
His link was corrupt so I fixed it.

Dallas

NewbeeMC9

Thanks for looking out for me Dallas!

8)
It's all fun and games til someone gets hurt. ;)