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Gluvit and fiberglass over coats
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<blockquote data-quote="ben2go" data-source="post: 93816" data-attributes="member: 751"><p>The resin would soften up the gluvit and possibly cause it to run.Plus the heat between the two mixing could cause a flash fire from the chemical reaction.You could bead in loose weave fiberglass with gulvit,but you would need a wet coat,press in the glass cloth,then lay on the gluvit and use a solid laminate roller to press the gulvit through the glass cloth.Prep work will be crucial to making everything stick together.Epoxy has a hard time sticking to aluminum and will eventually delaminate.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ben2go, post: 93816, member: 751"] The resin would soften up the gluvit and possibly cause it to run.Plus the heat between the two mixing could cause a flash fire from the chemical reaction.You could bead in loose weave fiberglass with gulvit,but you would need a wet coat,press in the glass cloth,then lay on the gluvit and use a solid laminate roller to press the gulvit through the glass cloth.Prep work will be crucial to making everything stick together.Epoxy has a hard time sticking to aluminum and will eventually delaminate. [/QUOTE]
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