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Largest Piece Or Smallest Piece First When Laying Fiberglass Cloth Over a Tapered Edge?
What Lew said.
"Lew Hodgett" wrote in message ink.net... dog wrote: Yes, there are many foams to choose from, but few have the same characteristics that make end-grain balsa such a good core material. Few of the foams bond and wick epoxy resin as well as end-grain balsa. What a crock of crap. The only time someone uses balsa as a core material on a boat is because they don't know any better or can't afford anything else. Lew |
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Largest Piece Or Smallest Piece First When Laying FiberglassCloth Over a Tapered Edge?
Jim Conlin wrote:
What Lew said. What I like is the tactful way he says it DSK |
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