: I'm preparing to build an 18' x 21.6" strip kayak and an 18.5' strip
: USCA spec C1 racing canoe this winter. Excluding the affects of rocks
: scraping the glass, is 2 ounce/yard cloth strong enough when applied to
: interior and exterior? I will reinforce the bow and stern areas and any
: through-bolted points. My main concern is the canoe C1 shape having
: adequate stiffness using 1/4" strips. Additional interior bracing is
: not a problem.
: Thanks, Steve.
I use alot of 4 oz. and it's pretty light and not real strong. I suppose you might be able to build a boat using 2 oz. but it would be extremely fragile.
I too would recommend just going with thinner wood.
Bill H.
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SteveR -- 10/14/2007, 9:21 am- Re: Strip: 2 oz fiberglass cloth on stripper *LINK* *Pic*
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