Date: 11/28/2004, 8:32 pm
That can be frustrating.
I have pulled out a few rows of the edge glass strands, so that the piece I was working had a sort of "fringe" on the edge. Do this of course with dry glass, over a trash can. Else you'll have little fuzzy fiberglass tumbleweeds around the shop!
This also makes feathering an edge in much easier.
I also found that if I cut patches of cloth on the bias, it has much less tendency to pull out during wet out.
: Is there any secret to prevent fraying of glass?
: trying to lay second layer always has fibres pulling out of glass making mess
: of llong strands and bunches of fibre when wetting down. going to have to
: let set and sand down before finishing...
: TIA, Scott
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Scott Innes -- 11/28/2004, 7:37 pm- Rollers! *NM*
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Thomas Duncan -- 11/29/2004, 8:35 pm
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