Garage door arch foils, fill-ins - coloured where to obtain?

[readiescards]

We have arches over our house windows and over the garage car doors.

 

The house window supplier (Sunfold of Norwich) supplied colour matched 'foils' to hide the softwood arch fill in.

 

We have the same  arches for the garage car doors but the potential garage door suppliers do not offer such foils.

 

Suggestions on where to obtain a colour matched alluminum or plastic piece of 3m x 60mm with right angle lip of approx 20mm most welcome please - so I can cut it to match the arch

Edited December 28, 2016 by readiescards

[RichS]

Don't know where you would find any off the shelf but an engineering company should be able to fold you a piece of aluminium and then just get it sprayed the correct RAL colour.

 

PS, What's the RSJ for, a hoist point???

 

 

Edited December 29, 2016 by RichS

[Onoff]

42 minutes ago, RichS said:

PS, What's the RSJ for, a hoist point???

 

 

 

I'd hazard a guess it's to halve the span of the truss bottom chord?

 

You don't want a bouncy upstairs floor! 

[Declan52]

Beam is sitting approx  300mm lower than the truss so it's not for support.

 

[Onoff]

3 hours ago, Declan52 said:

Beam is sitting approx  300mm lower than the truss so it's not for support.

 

Wait until the BCO's gone, bit of packing!

[Declan52]

Not that long of a span either so haven't a clue what is for. 

[readiescards]

7 hours ago, RichS said:

Don't know where you would find any off the shelf but an engineering company should be able to fold you a piece of aluminium and then just get it sprayed the correct RAL colour.

 

PS, What's the RSJ for, a hoist point???

 

 

Ta. Seems about the only option.

 

The RSJ is going to be part of a simple engine hoist 

[Onoff]

Could you not plastic prime:

 

http://www.autopaintsbrighton.co.uk/u-pol-1k-plastic-primer-adhesion-promotor-600ml-aerosol-upol-2579-p.asp

 

a UPVC cloaking board after lightly abrading it then spray yourself? My local Spraystore will make up aerosols to RAL colours. I've also used HMG Paints in the past.