I was at home depot earlier today and found some corrugated sheets.. They were some kind of composite stuff that they said was to be used as roofing.. I was wondering about using it for my blind.. Anyone have used any of this or know about it.. I would like to know how good it is.. It is about $7 cheaper than regular fiber panels.
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I put it on my blind. It's like a fiber/tar material.... It's quieter than tin, and will last longer. -
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This thread really needs more information. What color? How much? How thick? Got a pic? Deer blind building dudes want to know.Comment
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I think that's the same thing I put on top of my target backstop. Works well, just be sure to secure it down well.
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I think it comes in brown, red, and grey?? Mine is brown...Comment
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Priced these and at HD in Fort Worth they're about $16 for an 8' sheet. I just went with corrugated sheet metal for $9/sheet.Comment
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We put a brand of that on our house at our farm. It was called Ondura. It seems to be holding up quite well. It's been on 15 years at least.Comment
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i built a rifle box blind out of it on a 10ft. tower 10 years ago. it has taken some serious hail and has stayed put and in 1 peice better than my dads "blynd" brand tower.Comment
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Home Depot in Odessa has it in green and gray... the best is it is black on one side so no need to paint inside of blind.Comment
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Yes $16 a sheetComment
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One word of caution when using this material, wait untill you get to the lease before attaching it to the stand,I didn't and lost some off the roof on the way down I-10.Also they make a foam insulation to fit the corrigation which helps to bee proof the standComment
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