[GMCnet] Need a source for Dinette edging
Matt Colie
The dinette of my 73 is 5/8 plywood with a plastic T-mold edging. Well, some of it is. Some of it is now plain plywood edge with a groove cut in it. I would like to replace the edging, but I can't find a source for 5/8 material. There are lots of places I can get 3/4 or 13/16, but no 5/8.
I have put many feet of veneer edging on plywood, but I really don't want the hard edges on the dinette. I also don't want to tape and plane the edges of the dinette unless there is just no choice at all.
Matt
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Matt & Mary Colie
'73 Glacier 23 Chaumiere (say show-me-air)
SE Michigan
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Wally Anderson
mcolie wrote on Tue, 15 December 2009 09:42
> The dinette of my 73 is 5/8 plywood with a plastic T-mold edging. Well, some of it is. Some of it is now plain plywood edge with a groove cut in it. I would like to replace the edging, but I can't find a source for 5/8 material. There are lots of places I can get 3/4 or 13/16, but no 5/8.
>
> I have put many feet of veneer edging on plywood, but I really don't want the hard edges on the dinette. I also don't want to tape and plane the edges of the dinette unless there is just no choice at all.
>
> Matt
Hey Matt,
These guys show 5/8 T-mold in seven types.
http://t-molding.com/store/home.php?cat=2
HTH
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Wally Anderson
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Marcel Bourgon
bit larger than 3/4" but you only need to take some time with a razor blade
and trim in down. A good source is Outwater plastics. You can find them on
the net
Marcel in El Paso