Good point Bob. I should have been more specific: I was using Gatorboard on a module to save weight. -Wes
________________________________ From: Bob Werre <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, May 21, 2012 9:41 AM Subject: Re: {S-Scale List} Re: Gator Foam Articles Wes & All: Masonite has some advantages over Gatorfoam while the opposite is also true. Masonite, is cheap, thin and bends easily. Gator is pricey, generally thicker and resists bending. I used a double tempered (both sides slick) for around the room as my sky. I then used thin Gator as a removeable view block in my main yard-I slit the sheet into 2 x 8's and the two have been standing upright totally on their own for years--by this time Masonite would have sagged and likely doubled over by now. I couldn't imagine swapping the two. Bob Werre On 5/21/12 7:59 AM, Wesley Ewell wrote: > A few years ago I suggested using Gatorboard instead of Masonite for >backdrops on another Yahoo group. I was roundly rebuked as a heretic. I'm glad >to see this group is more enlightened. >-Wes > > >
