sides for awning

[remcolent]

here's a pic of the first tryout to make sides for the awning
this is one side
would it be ok to use the rebel flag for the other side
or is the rebel flag just not done
thanks remco the netherlands

[DJbyRequest]

Originally Posted by remcolent

here's a pic of the first tryout to make sides for the awning
this is one side
would it be ok to use the rebel flag for the other side
or is the rebel flag just not done
thanks remco the netherlands

Great artwork, and from the heart of Dixie L.A. (Lower Alabama) I would advise against the rebel flag as we lost that one.

[fireflyinva]

What about a similarly abstract version of the Dutch flag? It would tie who you are to the trailer's American roots.

Gorgeous painting!

Mary

[remcolent]

first try fit
almost right the first time
now how to make the front
I have suports from the awningrail to the front
And from the front of the awning to the ground
Remco

[dbm04F250]

Excellent job! What material and paint did you use?

Darrell

[JohnG]

That really looks great. I would like to know more about the materials used too.

[remcolent]

its made of the material that is used for the sides of the big cargo trailers
it is heatwelded together with a special paintstripper style gun 600 degrees celsius
it is not painted got the material in these colors
remco
The Netherlands

[robandzoe]

Yes, I've seen those cargo trucks going down the road with the woft sides. But, the specifics? Where did you get it? It comes in clear? And red? Thanks. Very cool sides.

Rob

[remcolent]

at least over here it is in about 20 colors
3 meters wide
I also have the awning made out of the same material
you need to go to a shop where they make the trailor sides
just ask a trucker
the material is stronger than the original awning material and a LOT
less expencive here its about 75 dollar cents a sq ft

remco

[Tin Hut]

I like it. If that stuff is that tough I'd like to make some pants out of it. They would last forever and I'd get good ventilation as well.