Anyone thought about using Nida Core to build out the interior? Just wondering how user friendly it really is - seems simple enough...
http://www.nida-core.com/english
I keep thinking that I'd like to gut the interior and build it out again (a little personalization can go a long way, right?). Don't get me wrong, there's NOTHING wrong with it as is, but I just can't seem to leave well enough alone.
This stuff looks strong enough to do what I want + you can get it veneered on one side/or 2....
Not that this is going to happen any time soon, but I have some grand-i-ous ideas.
Nida Core Interior??
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Scootr74
, Mar 18 2009 03:12 AM
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Posted 18 March 2009 - 03:21 AM
That type of material is used extensivly in the marine industry, especially in racing sail boats, where weight is a big issue, some was used in the wheelhouse of my boat when it was built. It's easy to work with and it's also very expensive. But to do a camper interior might not be too bad. Shop around, as there are a lot of manufactures of that type of material available now.Anyone thought about using Nida Core to build out the interior? Just wondering how user friendly it really is - seems simple enough...
http://www.nida-core.com/english
I keep thinking that I'd like to gut the interior and build it out again (a little personalization can go a long way, right?). Don't get me wrong, there's NOTHING wrong with it as is, but I just can't seem to leave well enough alone.
This stuff looks strong enough to do what I want + you can get it veneered on one side/or 2....
Not that this is going to happen any time soon, but I have some grand-i-ous ideas.
"I WANT TO DIE IN MY SLEEP LIKE MY GRANDFATHER, NOT SCREAMING IN TERROR LIKE THE REST OF THE PEOPLE IN HIS CAR''
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