Re: mold building
By:Tom
Date: 11/4/2000, 3:04 pm
Date: 11/4/2000, 3:04 pm
In Response To: Re: mold building (John Monfoe)
For a kayak plug I used 2 inch pink styrofoam insulation from the lumber yard, roughly shaped and laminated together with construction adhesive. This material carves easily with a wavy-edged bread knife. Be careful not to let the adhesive get too close to the surface of the plug. Fine shaping was done with lightweight, sandible drywall mud, and finished off with a coat of epoxy paint, and the usual waxing and mold release. The mold separated from the plug with no trouble. The plug was formed on a sheet of cheap, waxed paneling, so I was able to get a flange on my molds. Everything I needed I got from the local building supply.
Messages In This Thread
- mold building
Rich Tarr -- 11/3/2000, 9:00 pm- Check info from Fibreglast
Psaul G. Jacobson -- 11/6/2000, 12:11 am- Re: mold building
John Monfoe -- 11/4/2000, 5:25 am- Re: mold building
John Monfoe -- 11/4/2000, 6:53 am- Re: mold building
Tom -- 11/4/2000, 3:04 pm- Simple Plug and One-off Query
mike allen ---> -- 11/6/2000, 1:33 pm- Re: Simple Plug and One-off Query
Tom -- 11/7/2000, 7:57 pm
- Re: mold building
tom preska -- 11/4/2000, 3:58 pm- Re: mold building
David Middleton -- 11/5/2000, 11:38 pm
- Re: Simple Plug and One-off Query
- Simple Plug and One-off Query
- Re: mold building
- Re: mold building
Hans Friedel -- 11/4/2000, 2:19 am- Re: mold building
Rich Tarr -- 11/3/2000, 9:59 pm- Re: mold building
Don -- 11/4/2000, 1:32 pm
- Re: mold building *NM*
Rich Tarr -- 11/3/2000, 9:56 pm - Re: mold building
- Check info from Fibreglast