The Finishing Touches on Scott's Sled Shed

indy_500

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srry the pictures aren't the greatest, it was dark out. the chunk that says free on it was from the tail gate. so i got this 8 footer (in perfect condition-no nicks or scrapes or chunks taken out of it) for free!
 

favoritos

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Nice job on the bedliner. Start chopping.

J/K, you got right on that project. You are doing great with the shed. It's always more fun to enjoy something you have built. I think most of us can relate to wanting our own sled shed. What else would be the motivation for a "man cave"?
 

booondocker

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Hey that liner is too good to cut up...put it in your truck!!

Jist kidd'n....love a man who can put someone else's junk to good use...shows ingenuity...eh?
 

indy_500

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the liner was in perfect condition. no nicks or gashes out of it. the liner wouldn't fit anyways. but now i got guides for a trailer and a shed! eh!
 

tomxc700

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I'm glad that I could give some helpful info. Awesome find on the bed liner, free is the best price. I put them on my trailer too a lot cheaper than the store bought ones and they do the same job. Don't forget that when you screw them down to only use treated deck screws about 3/4 of in inch max, they will last a lot longer.

P.S. the front has the ridges too and can be cut up for short pieces of runner or grips for the shed. Post some pix's when done, good luck.
 

indy_500

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I don't know it's too far out right now lofsfire. Hopefully i can get the guides in my shed tonight. It looks like the sun's trying to come out from the window in computer class. If it's not raining and windy i might get the guides done in my shed~maybe
 

indy_500

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when i was at sears buying the paint the old guy checking us out was like "so what is this paint for your man cave or something?" lol
 

indy_500

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did not get the guides on. Rained all afternoon. I have a 4-day weekend coming up so i should be getting the sled out and possibly gettin it into the shed along with the guides being put on the trailer and shed.
 

dab102999

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Hey indy. The bed liner is what I used in my trailer also. Only thing about it is on the ramp it is very slippery. Also if I had it to do again, or when I get some free time I am gunna redo them. Instead of cutting 6 or 8 inch wide pieces the full length cut them in 16" long pieces and when you screw them down "slot" the area you are going to screw and leave about a 1/4-1/2 gap between them. Also don't tighten the screw all the way to the deck. In the summer when it gets hot they buckel quite a bit.
 

indy_500

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lol i had a 4 day weekend and there was either crappy weather or i was busy. so i finally got it all done

pics coming in a minute
 

indy_500

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figured you'd wanna see these couple things here

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