Any tips on useing fiberglass?
- C_Sanchez_A
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Any tips on useing fiberglass?
I want to know what kind of tips there are for useing fiberglass, both inside the vehicle and out side. I plan on making a show vehicle out of my next BII.
1984 - Ford - Bronco II
1995 - Hyundai - Accent (R.I.P.)
1994 - Mazda - B3000
1995 - Hyundai - Accent (R.I.P.)
1994 - Mazda - B3000
- tekatlarge
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Re: Any tips on useing fiberglass?
Buy both mat and cloth depending on your strength requirements
The most important thing I recommend is buy your resin and hardener when you actually do the Job not before. Shelf life is fairly short with resin and hardener and the longer it sets around the more problem you will see by uneven hardening and sticky spots when it sets up.
Have Fun..
The most important thing I recommend is buy your resin and hardener when you actually do the Job not before. Shelf life is fairly short with resin and hardener and the longer it sets around the more problem you will see by uneven hardening and sticky spots when it sets up.
Have Fun..
The Tek @ Large
Coastal,Worshington
Livin life on the dole on the Coast
Coastal,Worshington
Livin life on the dole on the Coast
- ConductorX
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Re: Any tips on useing fiberglass?
Visit a website: http://www.fibreglast.com
They have materials and instructions for everything you need to know. How to build molds, one off construction, vacuum bagging and exotic materials such as Kevlar and Carbon Fiber. They also sell supplies and tools. I developed all my skills from their website and help.
I am not associated this company, but i have made a number of purchases and I am very satisfied with the prices and service.
"G"
They have materials and instructions for everything you need to know. How to build molds, one off construction, vacuum bagging and exotic materials such as Kevlar and Carbon Fiber. They also sell supplies and tools. I developed all my skills from their website and help.
I am not associated this company, but i have made a number of purchases and I am very satisfied with the prices and service.
"G"
Gary
1966 VW Beetle
1974 Thing
1984 Bronco - FSB
1985 Bronco II 4x4
2000 Excursion
1966 VW Beetle
1974 Thing
1984 Bronco - FSB
1985 Bronco II 4x4
2000 Excursion
Re: Any tips on useing fiberglass?
I will second the fiberglast site. Buy epoxy resin so you will have some working time. Try a project before working on your car and PRIME/PAINT and raw metal before you apply the glass to it. If you don't it will rust under the fiberglass...trust me
Terry
Terry
Re: Any tips on useing fiberglass?
when I build custom fit speaker sub boxes I make a frame for the box then use pantyhose stretched over it to get nice flowing "molded" edges results are fantastic
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