fiberglassing....

[orangecounty1 10+ year member]

on the pods im making...instead of fleece, can u use like duct tape in place of fleece, then glass on that? or will it slide down the duct tape?

for example, instead of fleecing this, use duct tape?

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[Rashadddd 10+ year member]

you can use a tshirt or something, you need something that will soak up the resin and create a nice shape over your frame

 

[KB777 10+ year member]

duck tape won't work brother. polar fleece is the best thing (my opinion). but any fabric will do.

 

[dirtydime03]

Personally I use 4 way stretch spandex, best overall shape and minimum resin usage.

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

wtfrtard...

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[GAM3OVR 5,000+ posts]

You can also use the carpet you wrap sub boxes in

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

You could also shave your pubes... and use them...

Might need your mom's too..

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[andrew2944r 10+ year member]

 

[KB777 10+ year member]

Personally I use 4 way stretch spandex, best overall shape and minimum resin usage.

the thicker the fabric the more resin it ***** up

More resin = stronger

 

[SPLluminator 10+ year member]

I use old t-shirts. They work great. And you could prolly go to good will and pick up some crappy ones for the same price as a roll of duct tape FYI.

 

[ramos 5,000+ posts]

Could use green floral foam to make your shape then lay mat directly on it. Then once your done pour a little acetone on the foam to dissolve it. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 

[GearGuy2001 10+ year member]

lol duct tape

 

[nineball 10+ year member]

the thicker the fabric the more resin it ***** up
More resin = stronger

wrong. resin does not make it stronger, fiberglass does. the only thing that happens by using a thicker material for the initial shape is the use of more resin. you are throwing your money away. i use the stuff that gymnastic outfits are made of - super thin, super stretchy.

again, resin does not add strength, fiber does.

here is an example of the stuff i use and you can plainly see how thin it is once stretched.

see how nice and smooth it is once a layer of resin was applied? cuts the sanding time down in a HUGE way.

to the op, resin/fiber will not stick to duct tape. a great tip is to cover the inner part of your rings with duct tape to prevent any resin or fiber from getting on it (the mounting holes).

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

I also use a router and a rabetting bit to cut a small groove into the outside of the ring. I then staple my fleece/fabric into this groove.

I then resin the shape, and before the resin hardens completely (when it's starting to gel) I cut away the fleece/fabric that covers my MDF ring.

This leaves a plain, completely naked MDF baffle to mount to. No fabric/resin/filler to make my baffle uneven.

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[ramos 5,000+ posts]

I also use a router and a rabetting bit to cut a small groove into the outside of the ring. I then staple my fleece/fabric into this groove.
I then resin the shape, and before the resin hardens completely (when it's starting to gel) I cut away the fleece/fabric that covers my MDF ring.

This leaves a plain, completely naked MDF baffle to mount to. No fabric/resin/filler to make my baffle uneven.

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Pishaw.............I just simply tell the resin what , and what not to stick to. Then remind it of the countless resin hockey pucks that have been trashed over the years. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif