Sabo designs combat mat

[joescalise]

Does anyone know of a company that makes somthing like the sabol designs combat mats?

Thank you

[Gotthammer]

[URL="http://zuzzy.com/"]Zuzzy [/URL]do a line of textured rubber mats - I've not got one but I have bought their resin stuff and they've sent me a sample strip of it. Quite nice but rather pricey and really needs painting.

[BlackKnight15624]

Those Zuzzy Mats look pretty awesome. Though anyone know how well the painted versions would hold up to repeated rolling? I can't imagine acrylic paints are extremely flexible. Maybe latex paint? hmm...

[joescalise]

Are there any out there like Sabol Designs combat mats that you don't have to paint?

[fade_74]

I have a zuzzy mat. It took me around 4 hours to paint, not including dry time. It seems to hold up pretty good. I have rolled up mine quite a few times and have seen no paint chipping off. It has had over 20 games played on it and it still looks like the day I finished painting it. I will say that you should use a box to roll dice in if you have one on your table, dice bounce funny on the latex. I painted mine with acrylics from walmart, thinned out a bunch with water.

[joescalise]

I have a zuzzy mat. It took me around 4 hours to paint, not including dry time. It seems to hold up pretty good. I have rolled up mine quite a few times and have seen no paint chipping off. It has had over 20 games played on it and it still looks like the day I finished painting it. I will say that you should use a box to roll dice in if you have one on your table, dice bounce funny on the latex. I painted mine with acrylics from walmart, thinned out a bunch with water.

Hello

Thank you can post a picture?

[Schnitzel]

[URL="http://zuzzy.com/"]Zuzzy [/URL]do a line of textured rubber mats - I've not got one but I have bought their resin stuff and they've sent me a sample strip of it. Quite nice but rather pricey and really needs painting.

Hello

Thank you can post a picture?

If you look above, there is a link to zuzzy where you can find pictures of their mats and terrain pieces.

[fade_74]

[url]http://www.lounge.belloflostsouls.net/showthread.php?t=4302&page=7[/url]

there is a pic of it with some terrain on it in this thread.

[eldargal]

When we had an art chap come to look at our paintings, he said to store un-framed paintings rolled up with he painted side inside, as it minimises the amount of strain placed on the painted surface. I wonder if that would help with these mats.