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Laying fiberglass overhead
Actually I would use a paint roller instead of a squeegee.
Jim wrote: I would try that, and I would try the opposite, wet out all layers, starting with a sheet of vacuum bag type plastic, on a table. Roll it up loosely, unroll on the over head, peel off plastic layer, then squeegee. Of course, wet the overhead first. And, I'd wear a hat. WestlakeY wrote: We have had good luck by flowcoating the overhead first with a roller. Than lay the fabric up dry and work it into the epoxy (polyester) While still green, but not loose, recoat to fill. Sand/wash and recoat untill satisfied. |
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