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  1. Woodsplinter

    Replacing / refinishing old Cargo Cover Bow Sides

    Hey- dimensional lumber is cut according to strict gov't specs- except when it isn't...
  2. Woodsplinter

    Replacing / refinishing old Cargo Cover Bow Sides

    Interesting- I guess pressure treated is a little different. Thanks for the info- that's why I like this site, I always learn something new!
  3. Woodsplinter

    Replacing / refinishing old Cargo Cover Bow Sides

    Also, a standard 4 X 4 is 3-1/2" square. Your only going to get four 3/4" pieces out of that.
  4. Woodsplinter

    Replacing / refinishing old Cargo Cover Bow Sides

    Heath, Pressure treated is normally used for ground contact applications. It doesn't take paint well. Although they changed the chemicals used to treat it I never work with it without wearing a respirator. Band sawing 12' long pieces will create a lot of dust even if connected to a dust...
  5. Woodsplinter

    Replacing / refinishing old Cargo Cover Bow Sides

    Valence, I had to sand my troop seats after I got my deuce and I started by using a thickness planer in my wood shop. Big mistake- the CARC is so tough it wore the planer blades down so much they didn't even reach the wood. Plan B- the belt sander. Used 60 grit and it took all day- used a lot...
  6. Woodsplinter

    Replacing / refinishing old Cargo Cover Bow Sides

    Valence, good job! I like your choice of wood- Poplar takes paint very well and will probably outlast all of us. Laminating and bending new top bows would be a ton of work that most people would never see. Do you guys think there would be a market for a more affordable set of wooden parts or is...
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