taping outside seam
By:Jim Pace
Date: 4/28/2001, 11:05 am
Date: 4/28/2001, 11:05 am
The interior deck/hull seam taping went pretty well and now it's time to do the outside. I've sanded about 4" on each side of the seam with 80 grit and slightly rounded over the sharp edge at the shear. My plan is to cut my strips of 6oz bias cloth, saturate them with resin and apply - butting the ends. My only concern is whether the scatches left from the 80 grit sanding will harbor little pockets of air that might end up trapped beneath the tape. Would it be wise to brush on a coat of resin first and apply the bias cloth after the resin has set up (green)?
As always, thanks.
Jim
Messages In This Thread
- taping outside seam
Jim Pace -- 4/28/2001, 11:05 am- Re: taping outside seam
Rob Macks -- 4/28/2001, 4:03 pm- Re: taping outside seam
Jim Pace -- 4/28/2001, 9:03 pm- Re: taping outside seam
Steve -- 4/29/2001, 11:59 am- Re: taping outside seam
Jim Pace -- 4/29/2001, 12:27 pm
- Re: taping outside seam
Grant Goltz -- 4/29/2001, 10:22 am- Bias cut 6oz only way to go *NM*
Ray Port Angeles -- 4/29/2001, 12:37 pm
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Arthur -- 4/28/2001, 9:45 pm- Re: taping outside seam
Jim Pace -- 4/28/2001, 10:46 pm
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- Re: taping outside seam
Steve -- 4/28/2001, 7:37 pm- Re: taping outside seam
Rob Macks -- 4/28/2001, 7:52 pm
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- Re: taping outside seam *Pic*
Spidey -- 4/28/2001, 3:53 pm - Re: taping outside seam
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