Date: 4/19/2002, 1:16 pm
: stitch and glue: anybody out there make a s&g and skip the fiberglass tape
: over the fillets but totally fiberglass the inside? i'm using luaun and
: feel i need to glass the entire inside for strength. if i make the fillets
: (partial, remove wires, complete fillets) and then go straight to glassing
: the inside, will the fillets be strong enough to hold while i do the
: glassin.? durrently i have the kayak stitched and finished
: "winding" and it appears to be true (square). it is suspended by
: clamps and four sticks attached to sawhorses ala clc. any experience (bad,
: good) would be appreciated. thanks. john tmc.
Hi John,
I will be doing the same on my hull, fiberglassing the entire interior. I had not considered forgoing the 3inch tape though, I will now. I am confident that the fillet's will be strong enough to hold the boat toghether and inshape whild fiberglassing the inside.. I have pretty small fillets (no tape yet) on my hull, and am building a strip deck in place on top of the hull, I've had not problem with the fillets breaking. I'm pretty sure fiberglassing will not be more stressfull than what I am doing.
Hope it works for you
Myrl
Messages In This Thread
- S&G: glassing
john -- 4/19/2002, 12:35 am- Re: S&G: glassing
john -- 4/20/2002, 2:05 am- Re: S&G: glassing
Myrl Tanton -- 4/19/2002, 1:16 pm- Re: S&G: glassing
LeeG -- 4/19/2002, 1:09 am- why fillet?
mike allen ---> -- 4/19/2002, 2:31 pm- Re: why fillet?
Bruce Schultz -- 4/22/2002, 8:45 am- Re: why fillet?
mike allen ---> -- 4/22/2002, 12:31 pm
- Re: why fillet?
LeeG -- 4/19/2002, 2:38 pm- oh, i get it
mike allen ---> -- 4/19/2002, 3:12 pm- Re: oh, i get it
LeeG -- 4/19/2002, 5:43 pm
- Re: oh, i get it
- Re: why fillet?
- Re: why fillet?
- Re: S&G: glassing
- Re: S&G: glassing