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Originally Posted by Masteryota
If you have some time and patience, I would try using a heavy nylon roof insert. A couple members here did this, and when done correctly, it looks good and last a long time. Basically you take a piece of fabric, fold over the edges 1" and sew them down to prevent unraveling, and then go to the hardware store and pick up one of those tarp repair kits, and grommets. The repair kit comes with the punch and die set for making the grommets permanent. Then you can zip tie them to the frame.
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That was my plan, but I might do some thin sheetmetal like the other guys said...it depends...
And as for the other guys, my only tool for working with metal is a dremel with a 1in (I think) cutting wheel. ironically i used it the other day to cut a notch in a stripped screw, so I know it works quite well on metal, I'll just have to find some REALLY thin stuff... I was looking at some stuff called Rhino Canvas on amazon, but I might look for some sheet metal to use!