I know there was a bunch of talk about using roll on bedliner for lining the enclosures but has anyone ever tryed the bed liner that come in spray cans? I used FRP to line my past 2 enclosures but they were for beardies so there wasnt alot of moisture and im looking to make a cage for my cresteds and a cage for a chameleon. so i was wondering if the spray can bedliner holds back the moisture as well as he roll on stuff. also..does it hold up to extreme heat?
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holding out the moisture
CodySedlar
Mar 23, 2008 11:24 PM
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Chris_Harper2
Mar 25, 2008 11:44 AM
Do you mean typical rattle cans like cheap spray paint?
If so, I have heard the stuff is junk and really best for touching up areas.
There are also some DIY spray kits that are supposed to work well, however. But you need a special spray gun and a compressor.
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