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Per Frogwatch:
Been there, done that, it works. I would not worry about melting the styro. Just did it. Stuff has pretty much gone off and, as you say, no problems. Which begs a question: Given an area about 3" in diameter that I will glass over - feathering from the edges into the 1" hole in the center - intuitively it seems like I should layer the glass with a small patch in the center first, a larger patch over it, and so-forth until the last patch covers the entire area instead of vice-versa. Seems like I'm aiming for a situation where, as much as possible, I've got a single contiguous hunk of glass over the whole thing. Does this sound logical? I ask because I can twist it around and rationalize the opposite too... -- PeteCresswell |
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