HDPE Plastic Source

[NCFJ]

I want to make new rear pannels for my 88 4RNR and need a local source for HDPE plastic.

Coser to Spartanburg preffered.

Thanks much.

 

[Kajun]

http://www.dixierubber.com

Dixie rubber and plastic in Greenville. It's a little out of the way from Spartanburg but they may have what you are looking for.

 

[Trollhole]

Dixie X2. Great people to deal with. Plus the can cnc it to what you want and water jet it.

 

[NCFJ]

Thanks much guys. I will give them a call.

Stan

 

[NCFJ]

Picked up a sheep of Dolphin Gray yesterday, mad the rear panels yesterday afternoon/
Thanks for the lead guys.

 

[CruisinTiger]

How much did the sheet cost ya, was it a 4x8 size sheet?

 

[NCFJ]

Sheet was 54" X 96" $118.72

 

[CruisinTiger]

Cool, looks like that would make 2 cargo panels and a new cover on the tailgate on a fj60...Are you going to make any access doors on the panels for storage? How is the color selection?

 

[NCFJ]

A sheet could do what you mentioned easy. I am considering the door pannels on my 60 as well. I will be doing the 4RNRs tailgate in carpet to match the platform I am building. Part of it's job is hauling dogs when required, the carpet will give them something to grab when jumping up.

There is a limited color chart. Go to Star Board's home page for a color chart.

I do not plan on doors for storage. You can not glue this stuff. So anything you do has to be attached with hardware. I like the idea of "hard" sides. I may add tie down hooks up at bed height, through the Star Board. Time will tell.