Oh man!! I thought it was a **moaning** chair not a *wailing* chair! ...I
never gat anyting rite!

Brian D

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http://www.advantagecomposites.com/tongass -- My 22' Tolman Skiff project



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"Michael Kelly - FMEC ~" wrote in message
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"Brian D" writes:


Also, beginners tend to spend more time futzing
around with getting the right amount of thickener in the epoxy, applying
it
carefully, trying to get fiberglass to work the way you expected
etcetera.

You forgot the part where the beginner plops himself down in
Chapelle's "wailing chair", stews over the obvious mistake,
grinds off two days worth of fiberglass and epoxy, then starts
over. Plus mixing too much epoxy, and having it go off in the
pot.

I bought two one ounce pumps, for my first epoxy boats (five
cheap canoes). I mix up 3oz batches, apply that, then mix
another. I also use super slow epoxy resin. Where I live
(Sacramento) it's often 110F, and slow epoxy can go off in a
few minutes under some conditions.


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I don't speak for Intel
Michael Kelly (the one in Folsom)
"and nobody is fooled except the usual fools."
--Jonah Goldberg

Brian D wrote:

Oh man!! I thought it was a **moaning** chair not a *wailing* chair! ...I
never gat anyting rite!

Brian D


Sorry, I lost my Chapelles ten years ago. My wife threw out my whole
library, when the third kid came along, and the kid got billeted in my
office. Now at least I get to build boats "for the children". ;-)

Mike.