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<blockquote data-quote="bigbud747" data-source="post: 5025832" data-attributes="member: 581322"><p>Well, 5 oz sounds a lot better than 1/2 a gallon. What I have been thinking I need to do is stretch fleece over it, put resin on the fleece and let it dry, then put about 3 layers of fiberglass on it. I'll most likely get a guy I know to wrap it in vinyl to match my interior. Does this sound strong enough? It's not like I'm gonna be smashing them with my feet all the time, and I don't think a 6.5 it going to move that much so I won't worry about flex issues.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigbud747, post: 5025832, member: 581322"] Well, 5 oz sounds a lot better than 1/2 a gallon. What I have been thinking I need to do is stretch fleece over it, put resin on the fleece and let it dry, then put about 3 layers of fiberglass on it. I'll most likely get a guy I know to wrap it in vinyl to match my interior. Does this sound strong enough? It's not like I'm gonna be smashing them with my feet all the time, and I don't think a 6.5 it going to move that much so I won't worry about flex issues. [/QUOTE]
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