> Paul,
> Thank you for a strong, compelling argument for precoating the hull. Until
> now, I have not heard a good argument for why to precoat, and thus had not
> intended to. Your logic makes a lot of sense. Now I have to consider
> precoating. Boy this board makes the decision making process hard!
> Larry T.
Let's give George credit on this one. I've tried it with the heavy precoat and no precoat and had different problems each time.The idea of using a light precoat is one I blatantly stole from some of the notes from George Roberts, who has convinced me that a thin precoat can do the job and also be a tool for saving some resin and eliminating some weight.
PGJ
Messages In This Thread
- precoat problems
Dale Frolander -- 4/2/2000, 3:09 pm- Re: precoat problems
Berkeley C. -- 4/3/2000, 7:25 pm- scrape..............
Doug K -- 4/3/2000, 8:36 am- Premature panic
Dale Frolander -- 4/2/2000, 11:12 pm- Re: Premature panic and F-16's
Spidey -- 4/3/2000, 12:44 am- Re: Premature panic and F-16's
Dale Frolander -- 4/3/2000, 6:54 am
- Re: Premature panic and F-16's
- Re: precoat problems
Paul G. Jacobson -- 4/2/2000, 6:31 pm- Re: precoat problems
lee -- 4/3/2000, 9:20 pm- Re: precoat problems
Larry Thompson -- 4/2/2000, 8:14 pm- I agree
Larry C. -- 4/3/2000, 7:43 pm- Re: I don't (no text)
Spidey -- 4/3/2000, 10:21 pm
- Let's give George credit on this one.
Paul G. Jacobson -- 4/3/2000, 12:40 pm - Re: I don't (no text)
- Re: precoat problems
- scrape..............
- Re: precoat problems