question on fleece

[Bake]

How thick or heavy is the fleece most often used in forming fiberglass enclosures?

[ruckus]

anywhere between pajama thickness, to sweatpants thickness to trunk carpet thickness. I use pajama material myself and back it with fiberglass.

[snebes]

I also use pajama/thin sweat pants material. Keep it on the outside if at all possible, and put a real glassmat layer on the back. That way, sanding is much easier. A good rule it, the uglier the fleece, the stronger it is :)

[ruckus]

:p: I got duckies on mine :p:

[UndercoverPunk]

I also use pajama/thin sweat pants material. Keep it on the outside if at all possible, and put a real glassmat layer on the back. That way, sanding is much easier. A good rule it, the uglier the fleece, the stronger it is :)


Just a myth, Sick **** green, black, hunter orange, and plain white have all worked well so far...

The only thing that adds anything is that magical Ultar SQ gumdrop fleece REQ had there for a while...

[Starky]

I thought you could use stereo grill cover...thats really thin and really stretchy

[Nikuk]

Pantyhose is another good one for odd shaped sections.

I use enclosure carpet mostly, soak it well and You'll only need one layer. That is to say, one layer of carpet ontop of 2-3 layers of actual glass.

-Nick

[tRiGgEr]

Pantyhose is another good one for odd shaped sections.


Like your legs :naughty:

[Nikuk]

the 3rd one?

[Bake]

Ok, thanks guys