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{USERNAME} wrote: A cyclone by the look of things
lolol bloody looks like it doesnt it
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yeah putty didnt stick f**k f**k f**k the front is still good nothing wrong with it i think i might have to ruff it a little more yeah
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{USERNAME} wrote: A cyclone by the look of things
that doesnt even begin to describe how p****d off i was i was this close to giving up all together still a bit angry now |
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Methinks you've just found that fibreglass doesn't adhere to plastic very well.
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shoey50 |
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nah it was the filler
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does fibre glass goto wood well?
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wat you need to do is really rough it up and only use epoxy resin
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fibreglass will stick if the surface is rough enough.
i'd know
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One of the tricks to getting fibreglass adhere to wood is to start with a 50-50 mix of resin and acetone. Brush this into the wood (preferably a porous type of wood). Because it's so thin, it will soak into the wood better. Then, while it's still wet, laminate with normal thickness resin. That way, there's a better chance of a chemical bond with the resin which has soaked into the wood. That's how they sheath old timber boat hulls with glass.
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shoey50 |
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{USERNAME} wrote: fibreglass will stick if the surface is rough enough.
i'd know yeah it does its all in the prep which i didnt do enough of |
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