WTF.
Is it possible to saturate fleece with
fiberglass resin.

In my case it didn`t go all the way though. [img]graemlins/banghead.gif[/img]

 

you have to apply the liquid glass and alow the fleece to soak up as much as it can absorb, then apply matt and glass over that...

-db

 

The problem is that it didnt soak all the way through so its not adhearing to the wood rings (kicks)or the back of the kick mold.

I can either trim and touch up the edges or pour resin inside and swoosh it around.

Still more work than I planed on.

 

Did you stretch the fleece?? and althe way around to the back? (like 1 " from the side)

I dont know then..

-db

 

are you using resin from canadian tire? [img]smile.gif[/img]

 

sLammeds15 - yep


and yes bigmike216, I guess your aying that
ctire resin blows?
Its the bondo brand. Its such a rip off.

 

wheres the better place to get resin? i got a litre at walmart and that only soaked half of the fleece in the bottom of my box. i need another gallon atleast. quick reply's would be great as i am working on this today.

 

try using grill cloth rather than fleece....it stretched alot nicer and doesnt take as much resin to soak it as fleece does

[ April 10, 2004, 07:47 AM: Message edited by: juniorsfse ]