Re: Strip: bot gets wet--wetted out for fiberglass
By:Kurt Loup, Baton Rouge
Date: 10/13/2003, 9:14 am
Date: 10/13/2003, 9:14 am
In Response To: Strip: bot gets wet--wetted out for fiberglass *LINK* *Pic* (c)
: here it is just prior to final sanding which is now done. (i think)
: i plan on epoxy and glass somtime this week. the us composites guy, mark,
: said it was ok to hot coat sealer/glass/fill all about 4 hours apart. is
: this reasonable, or it is better to seal cure, glass cure, fill cure.
: or really whixh is easier/safer for a first timer.
I'd wait for the seal coat to dry before trying to lay out the fiberglass. If the fiberglass sticks to a tacky seal coat, you'll have a mess. You don't have to wait for a full cure to add fill coats.
Kurt
Messages In This Thread
- Strip: bot gets wet--wetted out for fiberglass *LINK* *Pic*
c -- 10/12/2003, 8:59 pm- I agree with Kurt...
srchr/gerald -- 10/14/2003, 10:18 am- Re: Strip: bot gets wet--wetted out for fiberglass
Chip Sandresky -- 10/13/2003, 1:01 pm- Re: Strip: bot gets wet--wetted out for fiberglass
Kurt Loup, Baton Rouge -- 10/13/2003, 9:14 am- I agree with Kurt
Robert N Pruden -- 10/13/2003, 1:31 pm- Re: Strip: bot gets wet--wetted out for fiberglass
Mike and Rikki -- 10/13/2003, 12:48 pm - Re: Strip: bot gets wet--wetted out for fiberglass
- Re: Strip: bot gets wet--wetted out for fiberglass
- I agree with Kurt...