Scotty wrote:
"Joe" wrote in message
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katy wrote:
Gilligan wrote:

http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiapc...new.island.ap/


Wow...19 mile wide floating rafts...that could really do
a job on your
gelcoat....

I bet it would sharpen my bow if I sailed thru it.


at least knock some of the rust off.

Sorry Scotty, I have no rust on Redcloud. If your boat hit a raft of
pumace rocks it would sand thru in no time. If they were red hot they
would just melt thru.

Joe



Scotty

Joe wrote:
Sorry Scotty, I have no rust on Redcloud.

Glad to hear it.

.... If your boat hit a raft of
pumace rocks it would sand thru in no time.

??
Strongly doubt it.

If they were red hot they
would just melt thru.


If they were red hot, then the water would cool them quickly
(forming large clouds of steam, possibly).

And apparently you did not realize that fiberglass is widely
used in industry as heat insulation. "Red-hot" and
"fiberglass" play otgether quite nicely.

DSK

DSK wrote:
Joe wrote:
Sorry Scotty, I have no rust on Redcloud.

Glad to hear it.

It's true, ask Jim C...He's seen her.

.... If your boat hit a raft of
pumace rocks it would sand thru in no time.

??
Strongly doubt it.

Doubt it all you want, Ive seen 100+boats that came thru here after
Katrina that were all rubbed thru, but not a one Steel, all
fiberglass...Ask Bart.

If they were red hot they
would just melt thru.


If they were red hot, then the water would cool them quickly
(forming large clouds of steam, possibly).

Most likely.... or and black clouds as the fiberglass burns

And apparently you did not realize that fiberglass is widely
used in industry as heat insulation. "Red-hot" and
"fiberglass" play otgether quite nicely.

Cut the **** Doug, I've jumped off a fiberglass boat and watched it
burn to the waterline.

Joe

DSK

.... If your boat hit a raft of
pumace rocks it would sand thru in no time.

??
Strongly doubt it.


Joe wrote:
Doubt it all you want, Ive seen 100+boats that came thru here after
Katrina that were all rubbed thru, but not a one Steel, all
fiberglass...Ask Bart.


By pumice???


And apparently you did not realize that fiberglass is widely
used in industry as heat insulation. "Red-hot" and
"fiberglass" play otgether quite nicely.


Cut the **** Doug, I've jumped off a fiberglass boat and watched it
burn to the waterline.


And I guess it didn't have any fuel or other combustibles
aboard? Fiberglass doesn't burn, period. It's GLASS.... the
melting point varies but is usually quite high and I have
personally worked with fiberglass insulation used in 3500
degree combustion chambers.

Now, the resin, on the other hand... also varies widely! If
you ever saw any fiberglass burn, with NO other cumbustable
material mixed in... then you were really watching the resin
burn.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

DSK wrote:
.... If your boat hit a raft of
pumace rocks it would sand thru in no time.

??
Strongly doubt it.


Joe wrote:
Doubt it all you want, Ive seen 100+boats that came thru here after
Katrina that were all rubbed thru, but not a one Steel, all
fiberglass...Ask Bart.


By pumice???

Had it been pumace it would have been in the 1000's

And apparently you did not realize that fiberglass is widely
used in industry as heat insulation. "Red-hot" and
"fiberglass" play otgether quite nicely.


Cut the **** Doug, I've jumped off a fiberglass boat and watched it
burn to the waterline.


And I guess it didn't have any fuel or other combustibles
aboard? Fiberglass doesn't burn, period. It's GLASS.... the
melting point varies but is usually quite high and I have
personally worked with fiberglass insulation used in 3500
degree combustion chambers.

Now, the resin, on the other hand... also varies widely! If
you ever saw any fiberglass burn, with NO other cumbustable
material mixed in... then you were really watching the resin
burn.


I've never seen a fiberglass boat that was not held together with
resin....have you?

Damn it was the blackest smoke you ever seen, and after the gasoline
exploded the glass burned like old tires.

joe

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

Doubt it all you want, Ive seen 100+boats that came thru here after
Katrina that were all rubbed thru, but not a one Steel, all
fiberglass...Ask Bart.


By pumice???


Had it been pumace it would have been in the 1000's


Bull****.
If you have ever worked with a sandblaster you know how much
power it takes, concentrated on a small area, to make a
cutting agent work (and all the ones I know of are much
denser than pumice).



.... If
you ever saw any fiberglass burn, with NO other cumbustable
material mixed in... then you were really watching the resin
burn.


Joe wrote:
I've never seen a fiberglass boat that was not held together with
resin....have you?


I have seen fiberglass boats put together with resin that
was uncombustible... and I've seen fiberglass insulation
panels that would withstand temps that would turn your steel
boat into a puddle.

DSK

DSK wrote:
Doubt it all you want, Ive seen 100+boats that came thru here after
Katrina that were all rubbed thru, but not a one Steel, all
fiberglass...Ask Bart.


By pumice???


Had it been pumace it would have been in the 1000's


Bull****.
If you have ever worked with a sandblaster you know how much
power it takes, concentrated on a small area, to make a
cutting agent work (and all the ones I know of are much
denser than pumice).



.... If
you ever saw any fiberglass burn, with NO other cumbustable
material mixed in... then you were really watching the resin
burn.


Joe wrote:
I've never seen a fiberglass boat that was not held together with
resin....have you?


I have seen fiberglass boats put together with resin that
was uncombustible... and I've seen fiberglass insulation
panels that would withstand temps that would turn your steel
boat into a puddle.

insulation smintelation, all fiberglass boats are oil products and burn
like napalm.

Your trawler would be ashes before RedCloud even started glowing red.

Joe

DSK