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Why.. wont even be able to come close to TFLs/ your prices. Not worth my time and effort. Im a single one man band operation. I will have as much in materials as you will be selling them for. NOT WORTH THE EFFORTOriginally posted by FighterCat57 View PostDon't kill it! You're doing some cool stuff!
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Don't kill it! You're doing some cool stuff!Originally posted by tiqueman View PostAs the post title says
PROJECT TERMINATED
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One thing i do sometimes if the fiber glass won't lay down is put plastic over it (like a trash bag or something a little thicker) and make sure it is sealed and fill it with sand. But don't let any get on the wet epoxy! It puts pressure on the entire thing instead of just some of it but don't if you don't have to cuz it can stick to the plastic sometimes!
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WOW you really did it... NICE !!!
Looking forward to checking it out !!!
RCK
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Haha.. my neighbor and I have discudded that same thing several times. Except just leaving it as a CF finish. Would look pretty "blingy"
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Sounds nice & strong
I was pondering CF with a natural finsh & let the painters at work go crazy!
Will be keenly following your progress
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Thanks for the tip. They will be layed up in Epoxy. White finish, havent decided on Gelcoat or epoxy top coat... Probably gelcoat due to expense.Originally posted by PBO View PostIf you're still having trouble getting the convex radius' to lay down, you could try adding some weight...rice in a stocking is a cheap, disposable way of doing this & you can add more or less rice to achieve the correct weight. If rice isn't heavy enough a sand bag also works well. This will work for straight lay ups (with plastic film) and/or bagging
What are you proposing to make the final hulls out of?
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If you're still having trouble getting the convex radius' to lay down, you could try adding some weight...rice in a stocking is a cheap, disposable way of doing this & you can add more or less rice to achieve the correct weight. If rice isn't heavy enough a sand bag also works well. This will work for straight lay ups (with plastic film) and/or bagging
What are you proposing to make the final hulls out of?
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Unfortunately no. Ive been too busy w/ other things and work. I hope to have some progress later this week.
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