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I purchased 15 gal. of polyester resin (435 standard from U.S. Composites), and 1-1/2 oz chopped strand mat from them as well, I am doing a lay up over my new stringers which there are five of and roughly 50 ft. in length all together. What is the best way for me to do this, how many layers do I...
I have approximately 40 to 50 ft. of exterior plywood that I will cut to replace old rotten stringers. There are going to be five stringers, one in the middle (13 ft.) and two on either side ( 8 and 9 ft.). How much fiberglass and what type do I need roughly, a guy at a local store suggested...
I have removed the old rotted plywood stringers, I cut off an inch from the top of the fiberglass and lifted them out leaving only the fiberglass walls standing. My question is if I can now fill the space where the old stringers used to be with some sort of foam (what kind of foam) or do I need...
I have removed the old rotted plywood stringers, I cut off an inch from the top of the fiberglass and lifted them out leaving only the fiberglass walls standing. My question is if I can now fill the space where the old stringers used to be with some sort of foam (what kind of foam) or do I need...
