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Originally Posted by groar
I cut of the cardboard and covered it with tape by beginning by borders, then I taped the grill block over the lower grill.
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It rained a few nights ago... The left half is always hard while the right one is soft, it drunk water
![Frown](/forum/images/smilies/frown.gif)
It seams tape can be used to "waterproof" cardboard, but it will not be easy and what about durability ?
I'm currently building the cardboard rear wheel skirts, while I found some material to build a transparent hard grill block... Stay tuned for a next message...
Edit : added picture of the cardboard lower grill block after rain.
Have fun,
Denis.
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