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taping seams
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makenmend
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taping seams
have now got the prototype Wye 13-6 fully assembled,completely goopied and scraped and sanded. If I'm going to fiberglass (6 oz e glass ) both inside and out is taping the seams required
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hairymick
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Re: taping seams
I don't think so mate.If I'm going to fiberglass (6 oz e glass ) both inside and out is taping the seams required
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makenmend
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Re: taping seams
Thanks Guys not adverse to extra strength,but exta weight.old back is a pain in the posterior (or somewhere).So on to the joy of more sanding.
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makenmend
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Re: taping seams
Matt I know this is kind of putting the cart in front the horse at this stage but what is the design wieght capacity of the Wye 13-6.
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