Atwell Haines wrote:
>
> I didn't get a response to this question a couple weeks ago, so I ask the
>List again:
>
> What is a good source for aluminum sheet to use (instead of the cardboard)
>for radiator valences (shrouds)? Would a heating & a/c shop have it, or
>are theirs galvanized steel?
>
> Whats a good thickness to use?
>
> Or should I start looking for a knocked-over street sign? **ONLY KIDDING**
>
> Atwell Haines
> '79 Spitfire FM96062
> '88 Lotus Esprit
> '88 Mustang 5.0
>
> CarBuff@scooter.net
Rather than use aluminum, why not use the thin gauge galvanized sheet
steel used for heating ducts? It's thin, easy to bend & cut, and readily
availiable at hardware & heating supply houses.
It's also cheaper than aluminum.
George Richardson
'57 TR3, TS15559L
(still in the works)
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