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On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 03:49:36 GMT, Ernest Christley
wrote: Put a layer of glass on the other side of the foam, then come back and tell us how flexible it is. Warning: Make d8mn sure you have the thing jigged to it's finished position before the opposite side glass sets. I made a couple of test panels on 1/4" Clark foam using one layer of heavier glass and one layer of model airplane glass on each side. You could lay a 6" x 18" panel across two bricks and stand on it with out much deflection. I figured it was good enough for a fuel tank, it has held up for twenty years. |
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