Cheers guys. Sounds like I'll be OK laying it out in one go, or two if I'm struggling to wet it all out. I'd actually worked the thickness out at...
Thanks, I'm pretty confident I can wet it all out in that time, I was actually thinking more about the heat generated during the reaction causing...
I have a chain-plate relocation project ongoing. The laminating schedule I have from the designer specifies 7 layers of 600gm biax in epoxy for...
That seems a better idea actually. I'll probably use a taped up piece of plywood cut to just wider than the base of the traveller as I want the...
I was reading this guide: Applying Non-Skid To Your Boat https://www.usfiberglasssupply.com/applyingnonskidtoyourboat.html If I could achieve...
I did one coat of rolled flow coat with the international non skid additive added. It seems to match what was on previously, however I found it a...
This sounds like a nice simple way to go about it. Should I catalyze at 2% or go a little less to try and manage the heat better? Its the UK so I...
So the area under each piece of deck hardware filled with cabosil thickened resin, and then glassed over the top? While it would certainly be...
I'm no fan of working upside down with any kind of laminating, plus the top skin has deformed, maybe I would spring back with the core removed,...
What about solid laminate? I know some builders specify solid laminate in way of deck fittings, so if I have the deck up anyway then it might...
Thanks for the advice. I've actually already done a similar process to what you suggest on the rest of the deck bits on the boat, although I...
So the loads will be a winch on either side under the aft most circle. These take halyard loads, reefing lines, and spinnaker. They've been fine...
Pretty simple question as per the title, if only the answer was the same! So I realise this has been done to death and right now my eye are going...
