Re: [bolger] Re: LS Margaret Ellen
Hello, All,
One ounce angel hair and other weight fiberglass cloths up to 20 oz.,
can be had from Defender Industries: <http://www.DefenderUS.com/>.
Their prices seem reasonable. They also carry a variety of plastic
laminate fabrics like Vectracloth and Kevlar as well as epoxy compatible
chopped fiberglass matting. Btw, I always understood that matting was
used to build up thickness in a laminate and was not particularly strong.
Going to the other end of the spectrum, while I guess we're not supposed
to talk about it on this list <g>, Defender also carries pure graphite cloth
for a mere US$35.79 a yard in the 50" width. Slap some of that stuff on
your CD plywood Brick and watch people scratch their heads in wonder,
:o)
david
Lincoln Ross wrote:
One ounce angel hair and other weight fiberglass cloths up to 20 oz.,
can be had from Defender Industries: <http://www.DefenderUS.com/>.
Their prices seem reasonable. They also carry a variety of plastic
laminate fabrics like Vectracloth and Kevlar as well as epoxy compatible
chopped fiberglass matting. Btw, I always understood that matting was
used to build up thickness in a laminate and was not particularly strong.
Going to the other end of the spectrum, while I guess we're not supposed
to talk about it on this list <g>, Defender also carries pure graphite cloth
for a mere US$35.79 a yard in the 50" width. Slap some of that stuff on
your CD plywood Brick and watch people scratch their heads in wonder,
:o)
david
Lincoln Ross wrote:
> "Angel hair" is very light glass cloth, <1 oz....
>
> ....THere is some kind of light non-woven veil cloth which you can get
> which is compatible with epoxy. I don't use it, but an acquaintance
> who made boats semi professionally used to use it in his molded boat
> parts, I think to keep the weave from showing through....
>
> ....I think both of these materials are available from a big mail order
> outfit in Rhode Island (NOT Jamestown Distributors, tho maybe they
> have it?), whose name I'm forgetting right now.
>
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