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10-20-2007, 08:01 PM
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| Kevlar---34' stripper Still battling with the rebuild....... I had planned to put an extra layer of glass (kevlar), chainplate to chainplate, inside my strip planked hull. I figgered it helps as a keel bolt "washer" as well, to distribute load.(In addition to 810gm triaxial throughout) Should it be applied (the kevlar) direct to the timber or e-glass first,then kevlar and a light e-glass over? I heard there are potential secondary bond and adhesion peel risks with kevlar. I have glassed kevlar with poly but not with epoxy some yrs ago. Pity we don't have vacuum gear! Thanks for any advice.  |
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