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I have a polyester/ glass laminated part (gelcoat on one side) and I
need to repair a hole in it. In the past, Ive sanded the glass/polyester, cleaned it up with acetone and then used west epoxy and "boat tape" glass. The polyester part is about 4 years old. This works reasonably well but the bond doesnt seem as good as the original polyster glass to glass laminations or if I were bonding epoxy to epoxy. Any suggestions on a really strong way to fix holes in polyester laminated structures or improvements on what Im already doing would be appreciated. Regards, wh |
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