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12-09-2009, 12:21 AM
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| Exhaust Lagging/Webbing Hi, I've just been given a present of Glassfibre Exhaust Lagging/Webbing which is about 65mm wide and 3mm thick (unstretched). Stretched it's about 105mm by 1mm. Can I use this as a substitute for jointing/corner reinforcing tape on my GRP boat? Thanks. Regards,  |
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12-16-2009, 12:29 AM
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| Exhaust Tape/Lagging Thanks for the advice. As a matter of interest, the tape/lagging is fairly soft and pliable and appears to be woven with spaces between the weave. Still no good? Regards, |
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#4
12-26-2009, 07:25 PM
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| exhaust lagging Yes... use it for what it was intended. BUT the trick to getting exhaust lagging to fit curved pipes and stay smooth is to wet it... but with water... not resin. |
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