Date: 4/30/2002, 5:16 pm
: jay's method seems like it might be a good one here. he hot glue tabs every
: 4in of so the tape right up to the end (if accessible) before fitting the
: halves together. that way the tape has more difficulty being disturbed
: when fooling around w/ the brush, foam pad or pour method than if not held
: in place. i would think it's especially helpful for those really hard to
: reach ends where almost only a pour would reach.
: sounds like it's made for the hot g-lue guru!
: -mick
I find it very easy to push dry seam tape as far as I want into the stems.
Once resin soaks through a spot on the tape it will not move and it's easy to
smooth out any wrinkles along the lenght of the seam.
Rob
Messages In This Thread
- Strip: shear clamp
Rick Stewart -- 4/28/2002, 11:08 am- Re: Strip: shear clamp
Rob Macks -- 4/30/2002, 12:16 am- Re: Silver Fleck
Chip Sandresky -- 4/30/2002, 3:58 pm- Re: Silver Fleck
Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 4/30/2002, 6:53 pm- Re: Silver Fleck
Rob Macks -- 4/30/2002, 5:03 pm - Re: Silver Fleck
- Re: Strip: shear clamp
Greg Root -- 4/30/2002, 9:46 am- Re: Strip: shear clamp
Rob Macks -- 4/30/2002, 11:17 am- jay babina's method
mike allen ---> -- 4/30/2002, 3:50 pm- Re: jay babina's method
Rob Macks -- 4/30/2002, 5:16 pm
- Re: jay babina's method
- jay babina's method
- Re: Strip: shear clamp *NM*
Greg Root -- 4/30/2002, 9:46 am - Re: Silver Fleck
- Re: Silver Fleck
- Re: Strip: shear clamp