After making shallow relief cuts every quarter inch in the area that would make the curve I leaned the plywood against my truck number and began wetti
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After making shallow relief cuts every quarter inch in the area that would make the curve I leaned the plywood against my truck number and began wetti
This photo was after I had coated the roof and metal with a clear sealant that should have it waterproof for a long time and then added vents and a la
Diamond plate used for roof and front. Once I etched it and coated it, it dulled down so I won't blind oncoming traffic. https://amzn.to/2xV2rz2
Rebuilt using plywood. Probably added a little weight but still almost like no weight behind my Ford F-250
Hail had destroyed skylight and delays in repairs and upkeep led to roof needing replaced.
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After making shallow relief cuts every quarter inch in the area that would make the curve I leaned the plywood against my truck number and began wetti

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This is a long slow process so you don't break the plywood. Wet it wait 15 minutes and wet again. Repeat and repeat and repeat.
 

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