Ah, it would be worth it for one other reason...the learning experience of working with the materials. As to fasteners, yes, some of those have to be incorporated into the panels as the panels are getting made. As to sexy results? Paint (and sanding) covers a multitude of sins. On Jul 12, 2004, at 4:14 PM, J. Harvey wrote: > From experience I'd say that this fiberglass cabinent project would > only be > worth it if you could cut ~100 pounds. Plus, if it's your first > attempt in > composite lay-up you can't expect sexy results. And don't forget about > fasteners which can be difficult when working with composite panels. > -john |
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