Date: 9/14/2001, 1:33 am
: Pete --
: You ROCK! I've got a straight-edged scraper that I never even thought about
: using, I'll give that a shot when I'm home for lunch today. I'll run by
: the hardware store to see if they have anything that'll suffice for a
: goose-necked scraper to deal with smoothing out the bead.
: The duct tape is definately a good idea. If/when I need to run another
: fillet, I'll definately use that strategy. Live & learn, I guess. I'll
: need to make a note of that to remember for next time.
: Thanks again. I really appreciate it!
: Rick Brannan
: rick@supakoo.com
I would file one of the corners on straight scraper to match the radius of your fillet and then put a burr on it and go to it. I find 24 hours of cure to be a great time to scrape.
Dave
Messages In This Thread
- 'Glassing the Deck *Pic*
Rick Brannan -- 9/11/2001, 4:35 pm- Re: 'Glassing the Deck
Shawn Baker -- 9/11/2001, 6:16 pm- Re: 'Glassing the Deck
Rick Brannan -- 9/11/2001, 7:35 pm- Re: 'Glassing the Deck *Pic*
Rick Brannan -- 9/13/2001, 1:08 pm- Re: 'Glassing the Deck *Pic*
Pete Rudie -- 9/13/2001, 1:31 pm- Re: 'Glassing the Deck
Rick Brannan -- 9/13/2001, 2:25 pm- Re: Modify Your Scraper
Dave Houser -- 9/14/2001, 1:33 am- Re: Modify Your Scraper
Rehd -- 9/14/2001, 9:59 am
- Cross-training
Pete Rudie -- 9/13/2001, 2:38 pm - Re: Modify Your Scraper
- Re: Modify Your Scraper
- Re: 'Glassing the Deck
- Re: Clear Fillets?
Dave Houser -- 9/12/2001, 6:25 pm- Re: 'Glassing the Deck
Jim -- 9/12/2001, 9:50 am- How "shortly" is shortly?
Shawn Baker -- 9/12/2001, 9:41 am- Re: How "shortly" is shortly?
Rick Brannan -- 9/12/2001, 7:27 pm
- Re: 'Glassing the Deck *Pic*
- Re: 'Glassing the Deck *Pic*
- Re: 'Glassing the Deck
- Re: 'Glassing the Deck