SMD SunFlash (UV Activated Resin) in action! Plus an update of the '72

[meade916]

It started out as an update but turned into a small fiberglassing lesson AND a demonstration of how the new SMD SunFlash works....its FAST. Check out the trunk progress in the 72 at the end

[Leo1103]

psh you and your california sun, been cloudy here all week. Just waiting for some sun to start glassing

[tacomaguy1]

UV light comes thru the clouds...just might not be as fast

I think

Edited May 24, 2013 by tacomaguy1

[White Lightning]

Dang !!! Thats impressive !!!

Would it work similar with a heat lamp(s) ??? Say you working on something you can't just carry into the sunlight ???

Edited May 24, 2013 by Cablguy184

[Miguels]

this makes it seem easy for me to try it

[Miguels]

how much resin is it needed to do 2 doors for 2 6.5 on each?

[meade916]

Dang !!! Thats impressive !!!

Would it work similar with a heat lamp(s) ??? Say you working on something you can't just carry into the sunlight ???

nope....needs to be a special light on the same wavelength of the suns rays. It needs to be the right UV AND intense enough to kick it off.

[meade916]

how much resin is it needed to do 2 doors for 2 6.5 on each?

not sure, depends on how big the pods are and what the thickness of glass you are using. A little bit of this goes a LOT further, like 4 times further then the standard shit, especially when you figure ZERO waste.

[Miguels]

how much resin is it needed to do 2 doors for 2 6.5 on each?

not sure, depends on how big the pods are and what the thickness of glass you are using. A little bit of this goes a LOT further, like 4 times further then the standard shit, especially when you figure ZERO waste.

i got to try this.. never ever have i glassed anything and this looks very easy to do

[hershy314]

This looks like a good product for a first timer using fiberglass. If I ever need to or want to fiberglass something, this would be what I would want to use.