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Posted by dpb on April 30, 2007, 3:50 pm
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> "God has a plan for me. I don't know what that is, and I'm
> not leaving until I find out."
>
> BetsyB
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> >> I did the google search and there is virtually zip in the US. I could buy
> >> from New Zealand but the shipping prevents this. I will go root out home
> >> depot once more and Lowes too. I have been in both and thought I had seen
> >> every aisle but I suppose it didn't register in my mind.
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> >> Thanks to all how helped.
>
> >> --
> >> "God has a plan for me. I don't know what that is, and I'm
> >> not leaving until I find out."
>
> >> BetsyB
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> >> >> Does anyone know where I could find say, 6 sheets of this stuff?
> >> >> Google
> >> >> turns up zip.
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> >> > Last time I was in one, HD had some in stock. Don't know about Lowes.
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> >> > Look at any building supply or farm supply.
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> >> > What you can't find is the really heavy "corrugated tin" that the
> >> > machine shed and other outbuildings here were built with. Of course,
> >> > w/ the price of metal these days, one wouldn't want to even consider
> >> > what it would cost if could... :(
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> > In addition, here's on manufacturer/distributor in the US w/ their
> > product line visible. If they're anywhere even close, could call them
> > and ask for distributor/retailers.
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> > Here, in farming country, there are ad's in the paper daily from the
> > barn/shed-building people offering packages and material every day.
> > Less of a selection of cross-sections, perhaps, but easily accessible.
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> > What are you looking for as usage would perhaps also narrow down some,
> > but I think you'll do best to just start looking locally at the non-
> > big-box building supply places.
> >http://www.mechanicalmetals.com/wallroof.html
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> It will be used to extend the overhang on my driveway.
Do you have to match an existing pattern or is anything usable?
Painted, galvanized, galvalume, aluminum? Gauge? All pertinent
variables.
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