Date: 7/13/2003, 11:11 am
: If you've built a coaming like this before you know (and if you haven't it
: needs to be stressed greatly) to not let the lay up rest to long on your
: mold. Make sure you provide an effective method/material for a mold
: release. ... The household plastic wrap I used wasn't a
: great choice either and I was a couple of days picking bits of it out of
: the underside of the layup.
Dave - I just did my coaming this weekend. Tried something different because I'd experienced the same issue with the plastic wrap on the last boat. This time I used shiney duct tape for the parting surface. It seems to work quite well.
I did on the other hand, get too smart for my britches... I use florist's foam for the basic form, but this time I glued it directly to the epoxied riser / deck rather than laying down a layer of tape first. NOT smart! The hot glue was lots more work to get off than I'd anticipated. Won't be doing that again!
jrs
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