Heavily tinted car windows + birding

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Heavily tinted car windows + birding

To:	'Peter Shute' <>, 'Penny Brockman' <>
Subject:	Heavily tinted car windows + birding
From:	Tony Russell <>
Date:	Thu, 26 May 2016 22:09:56 +0000

Yeah Pete, chipboard never lasts long in the rain. Gets all soggy and swells up.

Wallie


Final anecdote: I once bought some flooring on a very hot day in Melbourne. The 
1200x2400 chipboard tied on the roof racks made such a difference to the heat 
that I was a bit sorry to have to take it off when I got home.

Peter Shute

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