Found this a while back. Let's hear some thoughts on using these for a liner. Not for me. This is my last year burning wood.
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Two things about these:
1. Pinholes. Not an issue with a sign. A nightmare with a 180F liner.
2. Laminated liner. They tend to be a bit irregular in thickness which leads to Thing #1.
1. Pinholes. Not an issue with a sign. A nightmare with a 180F liner.
2. Laminated liner. They tend to be a bit irregular in thickness which leads to Thing #1.
I use these for tarps around the farm, coal, firewood, etc... they’re amazing for that... I wouldn’t try to use them for a liner, for the above mentioned reasons. I’ve probably owned a half dozen, and all had pinholes or tiny cuts.
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