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Behind Door #3...
By:Pete Rudie
Date: 2/17/2002, 9:34 pm
In Response To: Re: Material: Glass strength vs. fiber orientation (Chip Sandresky)

...you can have it both ways. Use a molding scraper or a cabinet scraper to knock off the runs while they epoxy is still green, then go over it with the next layer. The runs may show up as dark areas otherwise, or you may sand through the cloth over them by mistake.

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Material: Glass strength vs. fiber orientation *Pic*
Pete Rudie -- 2/17/2002, 2:26 pm
Re: Material: Glass strength vs. fiber orientation
Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 2/18/2002, 10:00 am
Re: Material: Glass strength vs. fiber orientation
Rehd -- 2/18/2002, 12:01 pm
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Sam McFadden -- 2/19/2002, 12:01 am
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Ross Sieber -- 2/18/2002, 12:16 pm
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johnh -- 2/18/2002, 6:43 pm
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Severne -- 2/21/2002, 12:22 pm
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!RUSS -- 2/18/2002, 8:19 am
Re: Material: Glass strength vs. fiber orientation
Sam McFadden -- 2/18/2002, 1:34 am
Re: Material: Glass strength vs. fiber orientation
LeeG -- 2/18/2002, 8:30 am
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Sam McFadden -- 2/18/2002, 9:17 pm
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LeeG -- 2/18/2002, 10:01 pm
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Rehd -- 2/18/2002, 9:59 pm
Re: Material: Glass strength vs. fiber orientation
Jon Murray -- 2/18/2002, 1:26 am
Re: seams on the hull
Don Beale -- 2/18/2002, 1:25 am
Re: seams on the hull
Andreas -- 2/18/2002, 10:48 am
Re: S... happens
Don Beale -- 2/18/2002, 11:20 am
Re: Material: Glass strength vs. fiber orientation
Chip Sandresky -- 2/17/2002, 7:03 pm
Behind Door #3...
Pete Rudie -- 2/17/2002, 9:34 pm