Don't forget to tape back glass on next glue up. :knothead:
:scared:
WHY? :)
I guess some folks just don't appreciate the organic, artistic effects of epoxy squeeze outs on fiberglass....
QuoteOriginally posted by KenH:
I guess some folks just don't appreciate the organic, artistic effects of epoxy squeeze outs on fiberglass....
LOL :laughing:
Been dere don dat. :banghead:
Never done it.
Think three steps ahead.
I just took my first ever glass laminate out of the oven last night. Holy cow, that epoxy is some tough stuff. I can't imagine not having the tape there. I found out it can make a guy bleed! :o
Last bow never laid down some clear wrap on form before glass and lams. Had a few interesting moments removing bow from form!
QuoteOriginally posted by KenH:
I guess some folks just don't appreciate the organic, artistic effects of epoxy squeeze outs on fiberglass....
LoL :biglaugh:
Best excitement I've had was when my buddy super glued his fingers together. I was no help as I was lmao at him.
Hey Bowjunkie, how about the time your glue up hit the floor? LOL
BigBob -- I always put at least two layers of tape on the surface of my form -- masking tape topped with clear shipping tape (*not& the kind with nylon in it). Sure beats chiseling the bow off the form!
Rockkiller - I can honestly say I have not done that..YET...but not to "one up you" but I did tape the wrong side of my glass on the back of a bow. Which seems like a true brain dead thing to do. Fortunately with that situation I was able to remove the glass and use a second piece of glass. Costly but fixable.
I had stuff laid out in order and just finished taping the belly glass when I got a phone call.when I got back I just started gluing stuff up.
Bowjunkie says think three steps ahead,which is real good advice,but I ain't too bright sometimes and when I'm thinking about step 3 I already forgot step 1 :biglaugh:
Thats why my real name is Alan ,but I shorted it to Al cause I couldn't spell Alan :laughing:
I like Rocky.. :wavey: