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Old 02-12-2018, 07:30 PM
erebus erebus is offline
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Originally Posted by dirtwheelsfl View Post
Zach my key to cleanliness is being cheap honestly haha. All glass gets weighed so im not mixing excess resin, excess fairing compound and my blades get smeared on something (console) so theres very little waste. Gloves are only used to handle and place glass really, rollers get worked barehanded. If the goo isnt on the boat then its money down the crapper. Been going to rodeos about half my life also.
I would love to come and just watch you work for a couple of days. I bet I could seriously improve my game. Unfortunately no scheduled trips to FL. Stuck here in New England for the duration.
Guess I'll just keep my hair short.

Mind if I pick your brain from a distance?

What do you use primarily for resin? Polyester? Vinylester? Epoxy? All of the above?
I know you use awlfair for fairing, (so do I). Did you spray the blue gelcoat in the livewell, and the white in the bilge?
What do you use for putty?
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