yep I'll have a thickness guage handy and I'll get someone to spray it for me, should I still add a little resin to the second coat if spraying?...
I'm excited about the process as this is the way I wanted to go about it initially, but thought that it would be out of my scope and cost a lot...
Just a thought, when i lay 2 foam panels next to each other should i cut the edges under an angle an lay them on top of each other like a scarph...
Great stuff ! I think i just might do that, was concerned with getting a cheaper pump and it failing on me half way through. I'll have a look...
That was 1oz csm? cloth mentioned would be my roving ye? what material should I use for the cloth(roving or cloth?)? and if you mean another...
Im doing my research on vac bagging atm, i understand theres a lot to take into account and I wont be starting anything unless I'm confident that...
I've learned this lesson the hard way. I thought the resin has cooled down enough but soon I found out that it hasn't :) Ok so I have 24 hours...
Can someone please enlighten me on the timing when doing a layup. From the moment I lay a layer of FG how long do i have before I have to apply...
When I was making the plug I added enough "draw" to make sure it comes out of the mould easy if I went that way. To be honest im not happy with...
Thought about what you said and it all makes sence! Back to the drawing board for me... I was trying to save $$ by not having to make a mold but...
i could only source 5mm coremat, would that be sufficient?
now I have even more questions :) please be patient with me and bear in mind that im green but very keen. Ok i had a look around for the foam...
spot on. ps. he could have an enclosed char plotter that can't be tampered with, maybe thats why he's thinking of a switch if you dont than dont...
also there wont be any foam used for this cabin, I only used foam to get the shape I wanted.
ok what i probably didn't explain myself properly so i took some more photos to explain where im at. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] So what i did...
