[Public-list] fiberglassing
George Dinwiddie
gdinwiddie at alberg30.org
Sun Oct 9 19:21:48 PDT 2005
Patty J wrote:
> Now, for the stantions that pushed through the deck...I haven't looked
> to see if they have a backing plate. Does anyone know the answer to
> this? A friend of mine told me I should put a block of wood under the
> stantion to make it an easier repair but I would have to do this to
> every stantion to make it look right and I don't like the idea of
> changing the boat like that.
Where I've done recoring under a stanchion or stern pulpit, I just left
out the core in those area and built up solid glass. Just keep adding
layers of mat and resin. You do need to let the resin kick every few
layers, but if you don't wait for it to completely cure, you don't have
to grind and you get a chemical bonding between the layers. I work slow
enough that the resin kicks off, anyway.
- George
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