Fiberglass Btl Box

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ring will stick out a little further.

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anyone ever use a chop gun on any of there projects? im considering it to help build up the bottom of the box. 5 layers and it still doesnt look like it would be enough even if it was 10. help!

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what do you guys think? port up or front?

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trying the rope trick ala GP2K cavzilla (only .0000000000000065471 the skill level)

fluffy, itchy goodness

afterwards.

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i swear to god there was no amount of tapping the glass in that would get the air bubbles out

i really am gonna look into the chop gun method.

[suburban ant]

i swear to god there was no amount of tapping the glass in that would get the air bubbles out

i really am gonna look into the chop gun method.

where are you getting your supplies? see if they carry a roller. works wonders for removing the bubbles.

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where are you getting your supplies? see if they carry a roller. works wonders for removing the bubbles.

at a boat shop. would the roller work for the curves?

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its a lot stronger, but there are too many air pockets. should i try to fill them with resin?

[philip]

if you got some pockets, grind them down and fill them back up. good start though. i would also, like you said bring the ring out more. if you can rabbet the edges, it helps a lot in the end.

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the ring is gonna stick out further just put it there for the visual. i dont have any tools really i built the ring at a buddies cousins house. all i got is a $20 drill that plugs in to charge, some allen wrenches, a gangster little ratchet screwdriver, $20 jigsaw and a mini socket set.