12x6 1/4 in poly

[swamprunner88]

Anyone in south fl have a 12x6 - 1/4 poly sheet for sale let me know please. Grey or black or Blue or yellow.

 

[smessler34]

Take a ride on up to Diamondback airboats ! best price top knotch service . they will roll it and put it in your truck.

 

[swamprunner88]

10-4 fixing to have to do that thanks .

 

[barhopper]

I’ve never seen Polymer that you could “roll” up but if I did I would go the other direction. Make sure it’s UHMW and not recycled. Disclaimer: I’ve only used 3/8” and 1/2” but I’d like to see someone roll it up.

 

[Deano]

Not unusual for the thickness being discussed. No reason to think it isn't UHMW.
I have 3/8 on mine, and I agree with your observation. I don't see it being a willing participant either.

There is a big difference between saving your gel coat by not scraping it off a light boat,
and preventing a piling or a jagged rock from piercing your hull on a big heavy boat.

I've seen 1/4" rolled up, and I've toted 3/8" flat on a trailer. My question if someone knows is,
Will the 5/16" roll up like the quarter inch, or is it like the 3/8 and doesn't want to?

I'm considering 5/16" for the next hull and am curious about this.

 

[diamondback0320]

hmm..that's funny I've bought 2 rolls from hammant & both rolls have been rolled up & put in my truck for transport

 

[diamondback0320]

1/4 too

 

[mixedbag]

Use ratchet straps, I just rolled a 160"x 80" into a nice bundle for transport. Make sure your straps are good.

 

[bkmail]

Here in Ak, we get 100' rolls of 1/4" and 3 /8" rolled and shipped all the time.
Then we cut it up, roll it up as smaller chunks and send it out to customers.
No problem!
Bk

 

[barhopper]

Bring it to Yankeetown in the winter and we’ll see how it holds up. Some people can make it last a long time but not if you go where you need to. That’s all I’m saying.