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j2eDX

posted on 26/3/07 at 03:16 AM Reply With Quote
Fiberglass Oz. & SQ Yard

What weigh and sq. yard and layers would I need to cover aprox 70"x150" car? What type of fiberglass would you recommend? mat or cloth or both?

[Edited on 26/3/07 by j2eDX]

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Fred W B

posted on 26/3/07 at 05:32 AM Reply With Quote
Hi

Some discussion HERE

Cheers

Fred W B

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twybrow

posted on 26/3/07 at 07:25 AM Reply With Quote
Quite a vague question, but here goes anyhow:

GRP is not particularly stiff in thin sections, as such, the shape of your part will oftern give your panel stiffness. therefore for small/curved/flanged panels, you will be able to use 2 x 450gsm layers of chopped strand glass. For larger/flatter panels, you will need soemthing to add a little thickness. I would suggest 3mm 'Coremat' This is purely used to build thickness (and stifness) to flimsy thin panels. You could use a woven material (cloth) but again, without thickness it is unlikely to be stiff enough for your purpose. If you have a mroe specific question, let me know.

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trextr7monkey

posted on 26/3/07 at 08:18 AM Reply With Quote
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