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![]() You mean like using a boat as a male form and the shrink wrap plastic as a mold release? Boats have been used as male forms before, but I can't say that I've seen anybody using plastic as a mold release. Generally, the lay-up needs to be flexible or in more than one part however, else you may not get it off the form. Mold release or not. Be sure to take pix! Brian D "cavelamb" wrote in message k.net... DSK and Brian gave me a weird idea... Those white plastic shrink-on covers on the new boats.. I wonder if that stuff would be stiff enough to lay-up a glass hull? Strong back and transom and shrink wrapped hull form? Might be a cheap way to lay up a hull? Richard |
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