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1:20 pm
November 1, 2011
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reeljuals
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My storage covers appear to be made of particle board. They leave splinters in the foam cushion covers each time they're moved. Anyone else have this problem? Initially I was thinking of covering them with clear plastic. But the foam cushions would probably slide. Now I'm thinking of placing a layer of that foam type shelf liner over the the tops. Anyone have a solution? thanks
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5:31 pm
November 1, 2011
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Mike Magee
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Post edited 12:33 am – November 2, 2011 by Mike Magee
That non-skid shelf liner material? That stuff is ideal. The only other thing that comes to mind is replacing the waferboards with solid wood boards.
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7:44 pm
November 1, 2011
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reeljuals
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Yes, that's the stuff. I purchased a large roll and will try it on one tomorrow.
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8:45 am
November 2, 2011
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smokedummy
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Painting the waferboard might stop the splinters.
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9:59 am
November 5, 2011
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pfidahospud
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Another random thought – paint-on pickup bed liner material? It'd definitely help the "scootching" effect of the cushions. Hopefully it would be more rubberized than scratchy, if that makes sense.
Stephen
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11:47 am
November 14, 2011
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reeljuals
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My latest thought is to buy some canvas fabric by the yard and covering them using a staple gun. Should be inexpensive as well as quick and easy.
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