Re: Material: Fiberglass hatch recess question
In Response To: Material: Fiberglass hatch recess question (Hugo Varotto)
Minimum of 4 layers of 4 oz.
Better 6.
The distance expanse is not large at all and is reinforced by the hatches.
I make glass seats for my kayaks and I usually use all the scraps around which usually amounts to a minimum of 6 layers of 4 oz and sometimes up to 8 in stress areas. It's important to remember that epoxy/glass will harden over night but won't be rock hard and stiff like it will get in a week. One time I made a seat and was cursing myself for not using enough glass. I was going to add more glass and didn't get to it for a week and I was amazed at how stiff the seat was at that time. It never needed anything more.
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Hugo Varotto -- 5/31/2013, 10:22 pm- Re: Material: Fiberglass hatch recess question
Bill Hamm -- 6/2/2013, 12:24 am- Re: Material: Fiberglass hatch recess question
Hugo Varotto -- 6/4/2013, 1:24 am- Re: Material: Fiberglass hatch recess question
Bill Hamm -- 6/9/2013, 2:37 am- Re: Material: Fiberglass hatch recess question
Dan Caouette (CSCWC) -- 6/9/2013, 6:12 am
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Jay Babina -- 6/2/2013, 8:23 am- Re: Material: Fiberglass hatch recess question
Dan Caouette (CSCWC) -- 6/3/2013, 9:21 am- Re: Material: Fiberglass hatch recess question
Hugo Varotto -- 6/4/2013, 1:29 am- Re: Material: Fiberglass hatch recess question
dave koslow -- 6/4/2013, 4:40 pm
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Hugo Varotto -- 6/4/2013, 1:26 am - Re: Material: Fiberglass hatch recess question
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