Well Richard right here on Iboats sell it bein as it is listed as hazard for shipping any place that has to ship it to you will be expensive. you could try buying it locally for me it was cheaper to have it shipped from us composites then buy it locally and pick it up good luck
W/out knowing where YOU are, it'd be hard to help ya find it less expensive.
Based on your other thread, Stringer Repair/Replaceyou'll need quite a bit of poly resin, so shop for large volumes, 4-5gal buckets & you'll need 3+ buckets.
Wow I never would have guessed I would need 15 gals to do the stringers and the deck. I honestly figured 5 would be plenty. I've never worked with fiberglass before.
It's a tricky guessing game trying to figure out how much to buy. Nobody wants a bunch of left over resin, but few things are worse than having a wide open weekend to do some fiberglassing only to run out of resin...
USC will ship 1 5gal container non-freight, I think, but more then 1 5gal HAS to go freight, and MUST be delivered to a business address, NOT residential. By weight, freight should be cheaper then UPS.
By the 5gal pail, the price per gal shouldn't make you be overly concerned about having 2gals leftover. Because JASinIL is right, it sucks to have a good weekend to work, and then you run short on resin.
Wow I never would have guessed I would need 15 gals to do the stringers and the deck. I honestly figured 5 would be plenty. I've never worked with fiberglass before.
If you're doing all your stringers, bulkheads, and decking, you'll likely need at least 15-20 gallons, depending on how aggressive you are with the glassing. How big is your boat? Pics?
Its a little 16ft bluewater blazer. open bow. I think it will take less than 3 sheets of ply wood for the floor. It has basically two stringers. I have a picture up under Stringer Repair\Replace.
