hey whats up man!
long time no see.
I have no answer for you on that, but I'm interested as to how it will look
please post before and after shots
thx
jt
look at my write up in one of the stickies
More info please. Do they come sealed from the factory when they are in full sheets? The seller cut it to drop right into my car.you only need to seal MDF IF you cut into it
'sup jt? Post the link.I didnt find it as a sticky but did a search for all post by you and found it that way
thx
More info please. Do they come sealed from the factory when they are in full sheets? The seller cut it to drop right into my car.
'sup jt? Post the link.
Q: What are the safety issues to consider when working with MDF? A: MDF is typically made with urea-formaldehyde resin totalling 9% by weight. While most people will not be affected by this, people sensitive to formaldehyde emissions should consider low formaldehyde or formaldehyde-free MDF, or consider methods of controlling these emisions through proper finishing. Finishes that work best at controlling formaldehyde emissions are solid add-on surfaces such as high pressure laminates, vinyl covering, and finished wood veneers. Less effective at controlling emissions are simple seal coats, oil and latext paints, danish oil, and wax. Plum Creek makes low-formaldehyde MDF, while Medite II and Medex from Medite Corp. are formaldehyde-free MDF.
Dust is another MDF hazard. The large amount of dust released when working MDF makes proper respiratory and eye protection mandatory. At a minimum use a dust mask. A respirator is preferable. Shop dust collection (or even a ShopVac) would greatly help the removal of dust from not only the air but also the working surfaces, making them easier to see. Goggles should always be worn while using tools.
What did you use to seal it?I just sealed the edges when I did mine and then wrapped it in sub box carpet. I love the look of mine, plus I droped around 40 lbs when I did mine.
I just sealed the edges when I did mine and then wrapped it in sub box carpet. I love the look of mine, plus I droped around 40 lbs when I did mine.
I've had my entire upper/lower rear leather seat out before and together they weighed 34 lbs on a aircraft scale. Are you saying that you lost a total of 40lbs even with the heavy MDF installed? What thickness MDF are you guys using?
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