Thin Raka and vertical surfaces
By:mike allen --->
Date: 6/8/2000, 4:06 pm
Date: 6/8/2000, 4:06 pm
In Response To: Re: Light spot on glass (Dean Trexel)
: I, too, built a Tern with the included System III epoxy, and it went pretty
: well except for some of the butt-joints which are a bit yellowish -- the
: same minute trapped air bubbles, I think. I used Raka epoxy on my Outer
: Island and was very happy with it. It's thinner, so it wets out glass
: better and lets air bubbles out easier. Not much help now, just some tips
: for your NEXT boat...;-)
: Dean
hi Dean,
raka sounnd like the hot wet out resin, but what happens on the vertical surfaces and can you lay out multiple layers of glass at once?
Does it work ok or do you have to thi(xotrope)cken it?
-mick
Messages In This Thread
- Light spot on glass
David -- 6/8/2000, 10:51 am- Re: Light spot on glass
Scotty -- 6/9/2000, 3:42 pm- Re: Light spot on glass
Dean Trexel -- 6/8/2000, 2:45 pm- Thin Raka and vertical surfaces
mike allen ---> -- 6/8/2000, 4:06 pm- Re: Thin Raka and vertical surfaces
Dean Trexel -- 6/8/2000, 4:56 pm- Re: Thin Raka and vertical surfaces
Dave Houser -- 6/9/2000, 3:30 am
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- Re: Light spot on glass
Shawn B -- 6/8/2000, 11:24 am- Re: What about fill coats?
Ken Finger -- 6/8/2000, 4:04 pm
- Re: Light spot on glass
Ross Leidy -- 6/8/2000, 11:19 am - Re: Light spot on glass
- Re: Light spot on glass