> Any downside to this stuff other than shipping and handling expense/problems
> associated with 8 foot rolls, plus having to buy 5000 feet at a time?
None that I can think of.
Is it coated or must one use gloves to keep from getting splinters?
Probably a good idea but it does have a gel-coat like surface, like your
fiberglass boat hull.
Will it break
> if something heavy like a gin pole falls on it?
It's actually hard to break; I personally can not take a six foot long piece
and bend it enough to break it, but one would have to be careful. I'm sure a
gin pole falling down could cause a problem. I don't think so much breaking it
in two but I'd think a nick could eventually lead to some splintering and
delamination.
Does it need to be protected from UV/weather? No, it's UV protected and
weather resistant.
>
> Keith NM5G
>
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