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Discussion in 'Fiberglass and Composite Boat Building' started by John P, Dec 17, 2005.

  1. John P
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    John P New Member

    looking for opinions on the use of PVC board in transom and floors ? I saw a fellow who uses (3) layers of 1/2" PVC( not foam) between mat and WR layers when building the transom of a 15' skiff. Also uses it to form the floor . I was under the impression polyester would not bond to the PVC.
     
  2. Ssor
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    Polyester resin bonds to PVC very well. Epoxy won't bond at all. Just get a piece of pvc pipe and lay a piece of glass cloth on it with some resin and let it cure.
     
  3. John P
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    John P New Member

    Thank You Ssor.

    JohnP
     
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