Seeking: Replicating a current design, but lighter.
I have a vintage 1960's fiberglass Giak (cross between a canoe and a kayak). But it is showing its age and is quite heavy (100#). Some of this is due to having been repaired several times (my dad cut it in half to bring on the plane how from Canada). It is a two piece construction (top and bottom hulls) screwed together.
I was thinking of mold and then lining it with kevlar and glass. Any suggestions on a better way? I plan to make two more for my brothers. Or anyone know someone who would do this for me?
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- Seeking: Replicating a current design, but lighter.
Gordon Niessen -- 10/25/2003, 6:39 pm- Re: Seeking: Replicating a current design, but lig *Pic*
Simon Baillie -- 10/27/2003, 5:38 pm- Re: Seeking: Clarification
C. Fronzek -- 10/28/2003, 11:13 am- Re: Seeking: Clarification
Simon Baillie -- 10/29/2003, 12:31 pm
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Gordon Niessen -- 10/27/2003, 11:40 pm - Re: Seeking: Clarification
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C. Fronzek -- 10/26/2003, 6:16 pm- Re: Seeking: Replicating a current design, but lig *Pic*
Gordon Niessen -- 10/26/2003, 7:19 pm- Re: Seeking: Replicating a current design, but lig
John Monroe -- 10/27/2003, 4:09 am- Re: Seeking: Replicating a current design, but lig
ChrisO -- 10/27/2003, 8:52 am- Re: Seeking: Replicating a current design, but lig
Gordon Niessen -- 10/27/2003, 8:11 am - Re: Seeking: Replicating a current design, but lig
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- Re: Seeking: Replicating a current design, but lig *Pic*