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Old 06-21-2012, 11:43 PM
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I know the product you are looking for, but can't can't seem to find the brand here. I can get it to you tomorrow. It is a great product & we use it in commercial kitchens & washrooms.

You could also look for Trusscore PCV liner that is used in car wash bays.
I'll be waiting
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+1 not cheep though


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I like it but would prefer something that fits in my car if possible. However it could be the route I go if something else doesn't spark my interest.
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I like it but would prefer something that fits in my car if possible. However it could be the route I go if something else doesn't spark my interest.
another thing that would be good... thousands of design and colors to chose from.. high pressure lamanant, or arborite.

http://www.arborite.com/en/High-pres...012-Collection

cheeper than fpr and way more choices.

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another thing that would be good... thousands of design and colors to chose from.. high pressure lamanant, or arborite.
How would one install the high pressure laminate on walls? I can't find the installation guide.
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How would one install the high pressure laminate on walls? I can't find the installation guide.
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Went with the FRP, perfect for the job and pretty easy to work with. Not too expensive either, around $350 all said and done to cover walls and ceiling in a room approximately 5' x 5'.

Big thanks to Shelley for her help!

I'll post pictures in my build thread once I finish up all the new plumbing and electrical.
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I like it but would prefer something that fits in my car if possible. However it could be the route I go if something else doesn't spark my interest.
I could maybe be convinced to transport them . . . for frags.

(It would have to be the 8' ones, though).
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I could maybe be convinced to transport them . . . for frags.

(It would have to be the 8' ones, though).
Deal, I have frags
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