I have an MDF frame (small) that I need to strengthen. Can I add a layer of fiberglass resin to the MDF to strengthen it?
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I have an MDF frame (small) that I need to strengthen. Can I add a layer of fiberglass resin to the MDF to strengthen it?
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no, it'll stop leaks...thats about it...the resin itself is not strong..
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heck if you already have the resin thatsd the expensive part, just go get some mat and glass it on and it will be stronger.
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not as strong in flat runs fiberglass is stronger in curves. u can do it just put some scraps on it everyso oftenOriginally Posted by lotas
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it would be better if you used a good amount of wood glue on the seams, and did some more bracing.
glassing a frame is a waste of time, effort, and money.
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