Yup, this is footage from a class, and we'd love to have you at our next one! We haven't set dates for 2017 yet, but you can keep an eye on this page and we'll have an update soon: www.bearmountainboats.ca/products/workshops
this is just like school, I don't get it. but what the hey, I'll figure it out, when I do my homework. (that never happened), but on RU-vid, I can use the back arrow to repeat things I did not hear, and the space bar to stop the action so as to be able tor read the script on the black board. --- See 60 years later and I'm a sophomore in college already.
I have seen epoxy pour three-inch thick and it was clear, no the secrete of clear skin is to eliminate bubbles, glass starved of resin, and lastly formation of amine blush. Control of thickness is not a factor. Controlling the application such as not allowing the glass to float away from wood, working the resin into the cloth to avoid bunching and wrinkles, using three coats to fill the weave all contribute the the fairness of the fiberglassing job. you faired the wood , don't mess it up with fiberglass. Boat fairness= you don't feel high or low spots .
