Can I Use Fiberglass Resin Without Cloth at Jonathan Beebe blog

Can I Use Fiberglass Resin Without Cloth. You may be tempted to use resin without some kind of backing like matting or fiberglass cloth. Sorry, you can't fiberglass without the cloth because the cloth is the fiberglass. Microfibers are used to thicken epoxy for. I had an experience once where i tried to make a shell out of fiberglass resin, correctly mixed with the hardener, but it still. Resin + fiberglass = heat = melted fiberglass = strong plastic so. If you don’t want to mess with fiberglass you can use other materials with the epoxy like a cotton fabric, or even just the cardboard. I'm preparing to seal up the exterior hull for a wooden kit that i'm building as an rc model. I've seen threads like this, and no. You could glass the exterior, and varnish the interior. Epoxy without cloth tends to crack and buckle especially on wood. The fiberglass cloth that you are referring to is unsuitable to use for glassing an airframe. I've heard some people coat the exterior.

If you don’t want to mess with fiberglass you can use other materials with the epoxy like a cotton fabric, or even just the cardboard. I had an experience once where i tried to make a shell out of fiberglass resin, correctly mixed with the hardener, but it still. You could glass the exterior, and varnish the interior. Sorry, you can't fiberglass without the cloth because the cloth is the fiberglass. Resin + fiberglass = heat = melted fiberglass = strong plastic so. Microfibers are used to thicken epoxy for. Epoxy without cloth tends to crack and buckle especially on wood. I've seen threads like this, and no. You may be tempted to use resin without some kind of backing like matting or fiberglass cloth. I'm preparing to seal up the exterior hull for a wooden kit that i'm building as an rc model.

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Can I Use Fiberglass Resin Without Cloth I've heard some people coat the exterior. I've seen threads like this, and no. I'm preparing to seal up the exterior hull for a wooden kit that i'm building as an rc model. You may be tempted to use resin without some kind of backing like matting or fiberglass cloth. Resin + fiberglass = heat = melted fiberglass = strong plastic so. The fiberglass cloth that you are referring to is unsuitable to use for glassing an airframe. You could glass the exterior, and varnish the interior. Epoxy without cloth tends to crack and buckle especially on wood. I had an experience once where i tried to make a shell out of fiberglass resin, correctly mixed with the hardener, but it still. Sorry, you can't fiberglass without the cloth because the cloth is the fiberglass. If you don’t want to mess with fiberglass you can use other materials with the epoxy like a cotton fabric, or even just the cardboard. I've heard some people coat the exterior. Microfibers are used to thicken epoxy for.