: If you don't have a good drape before you start, it

: I couldn't agree more I used the 3.2 on my first a guillemot about
: three months ago. It took me half an hour per layer to smooth
: the glass I did two layers at once. I used no seal coat just the
: two layers of 3.2 on top of each other dry with silvertip epoxy.
: Like I said each layer took about half an hour to smooth with a
: 3" chip brush so over an hour to get it prepped for wet
: out... but not a bubble! Starting without a wrinkle was key also
: falling temp. was very helpful, finally the silvertip was really
: hot when I started, I can't tell you the temp but it was two
: feet in front of radiant heat for the whole time I was smoothing
: the cloth, when I started wetting out it was like pouring on
: water. I really think this was the way to go. I have never wet
: out cloth so easily and I work with fiberglass for a living!

Hot epoxy, eh? I've warmed the components, but have to wonder - what's the potlife? Or are you pouring it on/spreading with a squeegee so quickly, it's moot?
: Good luck hope this helps.

: dave g