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Re: Carbon/Kevlar tape on S&G seams
By:Jon Hirsch
Date: 10/31/2000, 11:06 pm
In Response To: Re: Carbon/Kevlar tape on S&G seams (Lee)

: Jon, it would be much more efficient to temporarily hold the panels together
: with unthickened (or very slightly thickened with cabosil) epoxy applied
: with a syrynge , remove the wires,sand as needed then glass. The epoxy
: would flow into the joint by capillary action. Keep it simple, neat.

Sounds good, Thanks

Messages In This Thread

Carbon/Kevlar tape on S&G seams
Jon Hirsch -- 10/30/2000, 10:13 pm
Re: Tabbing
Dave Houser -- 11/1/2000, 1:10 am
Re: Tabbing
Vic Minton -- 11/1/2000, 1:32 pm
Re: Weigh vs. Strength
Dave Houser -- 11/2/2000, 12:01 am
Re: Carbon/Kevlar tape on S&G seams
Grant Goltz -- 11/1/2000, 12:21 am
Re: Carbon/Kevlar tape on S&G seams
Lee -- 10/31/2000, 9:36 pm
Re: Carbon/Kevlar tape on S&G seams
Paul G. Jacobson -- 10/30/2000, 11:33 pm
Re: Carbon/Kevlar tape on S&G seams
Jon Hirsch -- 10/31/2000, 10:41 pm
Re: Carbon/Kevlar tape on S&G seams
Paul G. Jacobson -- 11/1/2000, 1:16 am
Re: Bias cut "tape"
Shawn Baker -- 11/3/2000, 11:53 am
Re: Carbon/Kevlar tape on S&G seams
Lee -- 10/31/2000, 11:00 pm
Re: Carbon/Kevlar tape on S&G seams
Jon Hirsch -- 10/31/2000, 11:06 pm
Re: Carbon/Kevlar tape on S&G seams
Jon Hirsch -- 10/30/2000, 11:58 pm
Taping on S&G seams
Paul G. Jacobson -- 11/1/2000, 1:33 am