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Old 8 Mar 2007
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Mosquito Netting in rolls

Hi there. Anyone know where you can buy BLACK Mosquito netting in rolls in the UK? I need some to make up some covers for the opening windows on my Merc truck as well as the side door. Tried a Google search without success. Any leads gratefully received...........

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Hi Quintin,

here you go: http://www.allplas.co.uk/

Not sure if they do black but certainly dark grey. Give them a bell if you can't find it on the site, they're helpful.
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Hiya,
I use to drive on the old Yugo and eastern block run down to Izmir bout 10yr ago, an i made my mossy nets for my Volvo F89 windows an sun roof opening out of the patternless net curtains from my lounge dyed black, missus wasnt to thill to find the neighbours could see in house. Use to wind windows down at night when hot an never got bitten, tell a lie i got bit on my ass in a sleeping bag once, dont know how the little blighter got there, anyway you cud always by a cheap large damaged tent and cut the mossy doors off it and make a frame that goes round window area. hope thats any good to you.
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Thanks for your suggestions. Blimey an F89; that's going back a bit...... I once drove down to Saudi in an F89 when they were regarded as the bees knees and I was too young to know any different!

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Hi Q,
I never got that far, only Izmir, the old girl never let me down and when she did you could just fix her at the side of the road, not like todays electric everything to go wrong trucks, never had a cab heater in it either and it got cold in Romania and Bulgaria in the winter months down to minus 30 degrees in some cases the lads in the job they use to go down to Doha and some went as far as Bahgdad and Karachi over the Kyber Pass before all that c....p thats goin on now, me im just doing local work now in th U.K. aah the good old days of the T.I.R Carnet!.... all C.M.R.s now that everyone wants to join the E.U. im off out for a after 14hr day. c u later...
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Tesa

Tesa also sells packaged insect nets of different types (not sure if available in UK; though). I bought plain soft black net but seems they also make from aluminium that may be of use in car when mounted permanently.

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