just buy some yellow gel sheet and cut/line the lens internally, will do the same. You can buy on Amazon or any music/lighting shop.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Dan Miller on March 02, 2017, 04:07:29 PMQuote from: N.AL.TC2013 on March 02, 2017, 02:52:59 PM
Hello,
Our TC was built in the good old days when LL placed aluminum roofs on them. I have been wondering if the Toy Haulers also used to have aluminum roofs. I know they do not have them now. If they did, anyone know what year models had the aluminum roofs? We are looking to have a toy hauler after we retire and sell the TC (not for several years yet), and we would only want something with an aluminum roof (like ATC still makes them).
Thanks,
Del
Yes the did but they also had a flat roof. We then went to a bowed roof to prevent water pooling and it also allowed us to add more insulation, (more open space in the rafters). When we added a round front end along with the bowed roof things got a bit messier as aluminum does not like to bend in more than one direction. It was the same progression with the travel trailers. In looking for a solution the Superflex roof solved not only the wrinkling aluminum but we added an additional layer of Azdel under the Superflex that added even more Rvalue.
It was a win/win. One of the biggest differences in the current LivinLite and ATC is our have vacuum bonded 1-1/2" sidewalls with only one horizontal seam. Our older Toyhaulers were built the same way ATC does now utilizing vertical aluminum sheets and 3M HighBond tape on the sidewalls to give it a smooth screw-less laminated look.
Our sidewalls are also 1-1/2" thick vs their 1".... offering not only a higher r value but the fact that they are vacuum bonded offers a more structurally sound unit. I work for LivinLite and you expect the sales pitch I know...... LOL. Check their specs.