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Your getting there Brian! Keep the pics coming
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Very nice job!! I like the EPIRB! I wish I was the guy who invented tie-wraps!!!!! Even at 1/10 of a penny each for royalties you're a zillionaire!!!
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Sweet!!!
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I had another brilliant idea to insulate the fish box lid. I had a piece of Styrofoam so I figured I would give it a try. I had some questions on whether it would work or not. Here is the process.
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() As some of you already know, this was not the end of the process. I let it sit up overnight and checked it the morning. Seemed like something was wrong. I had expected a little of the foam to melt around the edges, but when I tapped on the area that was glassed and it sounded hollow. Drilled a couple of holes and yup, nothing in there. Drilled a few more holes and poured in some foam. Not sure it this is gonna be anything but a big PITA, but don't know till you try. ![]() ![]() |
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As you've noticed, polystyrene foam and polyester resin aren't very compatible. But you can use epoxy resin over styrofoam with good results. I used styrofoam to insulate the lids to my fish box and it has worked very well.
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Ba17 get some roofing foam.. It's slow density foam that comes in all thicknesses. Very versatile. It's a urethane foam the polyester resin does not attack.. Mine has the fiberglass felt paper that loves the resin. Hot shot a thin coat to seal it then lay you glass.. Very easy to shape as well..and pretty strong once laid up...we use this stuff to make fish boxes and coolers
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Looks nice, is it the grey color?? That's the color I used on my gunnels. Stuff works well....especially after you get the hang of rolling it on. Good luck!
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