Foam for inside of fiberglass trailer

John, have you actually got a rash from your trailer or are you afraid
of getting one because
you heard fiberglass can do that. If it is the latter, be assured that
the fiberglass is securely trapped
in resin and can't easily escape.
If you ARE getting a rash it is more likely from the resin fumes than
any loose fiberglass.

On Thursday, March 28, 2013 10:01:15 AM UTC-7, soartech wrote:
John, have you actually got a rash from your trailer or are you afraid

of getting one because

you heard fiberglass can do that. If it is the latter, be assured that

Sorry - I mean to pad the glider from hitting the edges when pulling it out (around the vertical stab and the rear-edges when pulling the wings out. Trailer-rash on the glider (assembly rash?) - not a rash on me - sorry for the confusion!
John

Listen we all love our gliders and trailers so I can relate....but depending on exactly WHAT you've been doing to your trailer you may have an STD.

I would get it looked at asap and don't go rubbing up against any other trailers until you know you are safe.

Again...It's nothing to be ashamed of.