Ms. Gnarl, Could you please "splain" the difference between high desity fiberglass, cloth or resin, and low density. I've been repairing this stuff for a long time and have never run into any variations of the material.----- Oh, and just to set the record straight, regardless of which one or the other it is, fiberglass cloth, matting or resin, even dryed, is highly flamabale, or let me put it this way-----if your van is on fire, grab the dog, grab the kids, grab the beer, and get the hell out of there !! Why did you even try to slip this one past me? Later Terry
E-mail message From Ms. Gnarl, I thought my post last night adquately described the lid as High Density Fiberglass and NOT flammable. Why are you guys even discussnig this? |
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