material for backrest - Page 2

biffer · 06 January 2011, 14:14

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Originally Posted by zubol

Thank you all. Will try to contact with Martini.

Biffer - how you know I would like to have something like on your photos?

going to make it even more confusing now

martini · 06 January 2011, 14:20

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Originally Posted by biffer

going to make it even more confusing now

What are you trying to do to me?!

Is that your work too?

gotchiguy · 06 January 2011, 14:25

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Originally Posted by biffer

going to make it even more confusing now

Now that is nice

They electric like the ones on one of Mike Deacons old Hot Lemons?

biffer · 06 January 2011, 14:29

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Originally Posted by martini

What are you trying to do to me?!

Is that your work too?

yep my work, i've probaly got some more pic's somewhere of some others, i have a feeling you're a bit like me and like doing nice stuff, away ya go!

biffer · 06 January 2011, 14:33

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Originally Posted by gotchiguy

Now that is nice

They electric like the ones on one of Mike Deacons old Hot Lemons?

no just gavity activated, they work really well, i was a bit critical about the height but i was governed by the old console, the matey was happy and that's all that counts

gotchiguy · 06 January 2011, 14:49

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Originally Posted by biffer

no just gavity activated, they work really well, i was a bit critical about the height but i was governed by the old console, the matey was happy and that's all that counts

Cool none the less

zubol · 06 January 2011, 15:15

I see, I need bigger RIB right now

It would be difficult to fit it on my 5.4 Searider <LOL>

martini · 06 January 2011, 15:35

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Originally Posted by biffer

no just gavity activated, they work really well, i was a bit critical about the height but i was governed by the old console, the matey was happy and that's all that counts

Powdercoated stainless? Is it an old job? I only ask as we've seen powdercoated stainless specced a few times and I'm wondering how it holds up against the salt. There's a theory that the powdercoat stops air getting to the stainless so it can't oxidize and protect itself. A bit like powdercoated aluminium which rots away and bubbles up the coating, I've seen a lot of that.

zubol · 06 January 2011, 15:52

Martini - PM has been sent

biffer · 06 January 2011, 16:13

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Originally Posted by martini

Powdercoated stainless? Is it an old job? I only ask as we've seen powdercoated stainless specced a few times and I'm wondering how it holds up against the salt. There's a theory that the powdercoat stops air getting to the stainless so it can't oxidize and protect itself. A bit like powdercoated aluminium which rots away and bubbles up the coating, I've seen a lot of that.

we didn't powdercoat it, what happen's with that is that it crack's on the welded joint's and then peel's off over time, we actually sprayed it about a year ago and i think it's held up quite well, not normal paint or undercoat of course, my thinking behind that was if it start's to flake i can do something else with it quite easily, good luck with zubol

martini · 06 January 2011, 16:18

Probably ok for your balcony balustrade at home then, just not up to the abuse it gets on a rib.

I'll have to pop in for a cup of tea and a nose around next time I'm over

biffer · 06 January 2011, 16:26

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Originally Posted by martini

Probably ok for your balcony balustrade at home then, just not up to the abuse it gets on a rib.

I'll have to pop in for a cup of tea and a nose around next time I'm over

always welcome