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![]() "Terry Spragg" wrote in message ... If, after glassing the outside, you glass the inside too, you would have a foam sandwich construction with floatation core, and would need to incorperate some connection system to bind the 2 layers of glass together, unless you trust it to adhere strongly to the foam while sloughing off 10 tons of lumpy seawater while the loose elephant cargo below makes a break for Freedom and Africa? Dream on. ? New to me . . . I'm glad I didn't sink during those ocean crossings because my boat did not have any of those "connections" between the skins. Maybe we should warn all those yards, builders and designers of foam sandwich hulls. |
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