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If you just want to seal the area, your husband is correct.
If you want to strengthen and reinforce the area, you are correct that the glass cloth is needed. Jonathan TEE wrote: My husband is rebuilding the seats for our bayliner. He has made the seat boxes and is ready for fiberglass. He has sealed the plywood with resin. Now is where we differ in opinion. I say that glass needs to be laid anywhere that two points of plywood come in contact, i.e. the corners meeting and the top meeting the sides. I even thought that fiberglass tape could be used in the hard to get areas. He says that just applying the resin will seal these areas. Does anyone have the knowledge to know which is the correct way? Thanks for any help,,,,,Tee |
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