Ok, big problem, the fleece I had purchased turned out to be quite heavy and used more resin than i had thought it would, and I ran out partway through the initial resin application to the fleece.
My problem is this, because some of the cloth only has not completely been soaked in resin, am i going to need to strip the cloth on there now that has dried and start fresh, or do i just get more resin and continue from where i left off.
Just start where you left off. The glass is what is going to give it strength anyways. What are you making? I want pictures
Im working on my door panel because i ran into fitment problems with my speakers, so i decided to fiberglass them. This is my first time glassing so Im trying my best.
just continue where you left off thats all
Skyler Prahl wrote:Just start where you left off. The glass is what is going to give it strength anyways. What are you making? I want pictures
Not to threadjack, but I think you need to post up some pictures before you go demanding other to do so. I want updates!
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SliMMaTiC (Tom Sylvester) wrote:Skyler Prahl wrote:Just start where you left off. The glass is what is going to give it strength anyways. What are you making? I want pictures
Not to threadjack, but I think you need to post up some pictures before you go demanding other to do so. I want updates!
also not to threadjack but you got it backwards, fiberglass's strength comes from the cloth and fiberglass, not the resin itself.
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SliMMaTiC (Tom Sylvester) wrote:Skyler Prahl wrote:Just start where you left off. The glass is what is going to give it strength anyways. What are you making? I want pictures
Not to threadjack, but I think you need to post up some pictures before you go demanding other to do so. I want updates!
LOL, i got somethin for ya, i'll post it up now
Polyester is the only chemical you can stop and restart on. If you were using epoxy it would not bind and actually force a chemical seperation. Theres a lot one can learn about chemicals and glass....
^^ not true...polyester has waxes in it and youhave to scuff the surface up a tad for it to bond to the other resin..no biggie tho..as for epoxy not bonding..bs..scuff it and it will stick..phil
Im curious as to how you used up all your resin by doing door panels?
what size jug did you buy?
i also want to see pictures...i love seeing people working on their cars and doing things themselves
big poppa wrote:Im curious as to how you used up all your resin by doing door panels?
what size jug did you buy?
i also want to see pictures...i love seeing people working on their cars and doing things themselves
probalby one of those small containers. most people dont buy gallon jugs until they start learning how much they really need. then you find yourself with a couple gallon containers sitting around lol
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