"KLC Lewis" wrote in message
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Don't know why you're set on fiberglass, but here is a possible source:
http://www.mmxhaust.com/FRP_products.html
Although for a short length it would almost seem easier to lay it up on
your own, or go to a different material, such as stainless. Fiberglass
means wet exhaust only, relatively low temperatures, but stainless would
be stronger than necessary, which is a good thing, and probably much
easier to find.
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Hi, Karen,
I have a couple of possibilites for FRP pipe; the reason for using
fiberglass is that the muffler is made of that, and I presume it would be
happier with FRP instead of any other pipe. OTOH, if finding FRP is a real
pain, I guess I'd consider SS - but have no experience in epoxy/glassing to
it, so I'm a bit nervous about it.
It's to repair a muffler which intake inexplicably has virtually
disappeared; I'd abrade and clean the muffler, and the pipe, and lay it up
with light cloth and epoxy after making the right sized hole cleanup in the
muffler can. I think it's a Vetus, but it's round, about a foot high and
wide, with the intake out the side and the exhaust out the top, black
fiberglass...
L8R
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