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Sunday, December 17, 2006
EPOXYWORKS - Fiberglassing a woodstrip hull
I just came across this article by Ted Moores on the West System's website from issue 16 of EPOXYWORKS magazine. It's a good review of the Moores method for applying epoxy and filling the weave as described in his books. Note that this method is quite different from that described by Nick Schade in his book - Schade advocates using a squeegee to apply very thin coats to fill the weave. Moores is more about applying thick coats of epoxy to build up a thick layer over the glass cloth.
Labels:
Boatbuilding,
epoxy,
fiberglass,
guillemot,
kayak
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