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Old 10-07-2010, 10:13 PM
Blue_Heron Blue_Heron is offline
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Default Re: Update

Thanks for the encouraging comments, guys.

Chuck,
First, I want to say thanks again for posting on all your restoration work. This is the first fiberglass part of any size I've ever made. The fact it was a success is a testament to the information you have shared. Until I started following your posts, I had no idea how to use PVA, for instance. Your willingness to share your experience made the difference between a pretty decent part, and what could have been a solid block of fiberglass that wouldn't part from the mold.

If you're interested, I'll ship you my mold and a lay-up schedule after I finish with my brackets.

BTW, I spoke with a guy at a local boat manufacturer the other day and he said to avoid the lacquer. He said polyester resin could bond to it even if you use wax and PVA. My plug separated easily, so either I'm lucky, or it's not a problem when you use enough wax and PVA.

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