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snoking · 10-26-2008, 05:13 PM

I did it on our Cardinal this fall. I ordered the sheets from INDUSTRIAL PLASTIC SUPPLY http://www.indplastic.com/index.cfm?...84&product=252 I used white self stick velcro to install it. We also replaced the sliding panel and other panel at that level with clear plastic as it blocked our view out the door while seated in the recliners. So now it is a storm door. If we like it we will remove the screen. We are snowbirding in Arizona this winter for the first time, and will use it to keep the cool in while the door is open. A band saw with fine teeth works well to cut it. The company will cut it to size, but be sure to tell them you want "exact" measurements. We used .040 for the slider and then got .060 the next time for the screen area. I would just get .060 for it all if I was doing it again.

Chris

10-26-2008, 05:13 PM	#2
snoking New Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: La Conner Posts: 5 M.O.C. #8873	I did it on our Cardinal this fall. I ordered the sheets from INDUSTRIAL PLASTIC SUPPLY http://www.indplastic.com/index.cfm?...84&product=252 I used white self stick velcro to install it. We also replaced the sliding panel and other panel at that level with clear plastic as it blocked our view out the door while seated in the recliners. So now it is a storm door. If we like it we will remove the screen. We are snowbirding in Arizona this winter for the first time, and will use it to keep the cool in while the door is open. A band saw with fine teeth works well to cut it. The company will cut it to size, but be sure to tell them you want "exact" measurements. We used .040 for the slider and then got .060 the next time for the screen area. I would just get .060 for it all if I was doing it again. Chris