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Likewise, however, I did a test with the 6 oz cloth and 17 oz biax. I
laminated two pieces to a piece of plywood side by side using the exact same epoxy. After 24 hr. curing in the house, I was able to rip the 6 oz off the wood, but not the biax. I suspect something was wrong with the 6 oz material. I bought new material (10 oz) and I'll try that. That's interesting, as I know literally hundreds of people that have covered wood (S&G or strip) kayaks and canoes with 6 oz. fabric and epoxy of various brands with zero problems. I've used it in multilayer kayak repairs with zero problems. I suspect that there's more to this story. |
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