Tupers
Rock Crawler
So what you're saying is that each hexagonal formation is a pod correct?
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Link-N-Rocks by RCP Tracks (Artificial Rocks for the Rock Crawling Industry)
- Thread starter John
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gimpygolden
Pebble Pounder
Hey John, are these things ever gonna happen?
I've sent you a few email with no response, whts up.
I've sent you a few email with no response, whts up.
jeepster73
Rock Crawler
Same here...i have written E-mails also with no answer!!
Maybey there will be another company making similar rocks in the future..
would really like to see it?
Perhaps the Guys over at Axial...hint hint"thumbsup"
Maybey there will be another company making similar rocks in the future..
would really like to see it?
Perhaps the Guys over at Axial...hint hint"thumbsup"
TomEGunn
Quarry Creeper
Make your own
why wait, make your own
why wait, make your own
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microgoat
I wanna be Dave
If that's just plaster over foam it won't last long. Your skidplate is gonna beat the hell out of it.
We've had the best results from waterproofing epoxy mixed with sand and painted over burlap. Foam, burlap, epoxy/sand.
Those giant foam slabs give me all kinds of ideas :twisted:
We've had the best results from waterproofing epoxy mixed with sand and painted over burlap. Foam, burlap, epoxy/sand.
Those giant foam slabs give me all kinds of ideas :twisted:
TomEGunn
Quarry Creeper
Its actually stucco with sealer. I have not put it outside yet , Think 0ne more good coat of sealer first.
