Date: 11/4/2000, 3:58 pm
Check out the book making a kevlar canoe. It documents how to make a foam plug. might be of some help.
my $.02
: 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
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