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<blockquote data-quote="mayday0017" data-source="post: 359250" data-attributes="member: 551846">DO NOT lay glass down on the outside unless you want to create a WHOLE lot of extra work for yourself.&nbsp; Basicly just get to the inside if you can and lay the glass on the inside it will make it really strong. On door pannels and such depending on how thick your fleece is you might not even need to build it up it might be hard enough already.&nbsp; Basicly just sand your fleece a little if that seems to be working for you.&nbsp; The problem I run into with grill cloth is I start getting little hairs and they are a ***** to get rid of.&nbsp; I suggest mixing bondo and resin and make what is called a milkshake use a little extra resin hardner.&nbsp; Now it should be thick like a milkshake but able to be painted on with a paint brush and if you get the mixture just right it will end up pretty smooth.&nbsp; Now all you have to do is sand it work out your improfections and use any little extra bondo you need and it&#039;s ready for paint.Robert</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mayday0017, post: 359250, member: 551846"] DO NOT lay glass down on the outside unless you want to create a WHOLE lot of extra work for yourself. Basicly just get to the inside if you can and lay the glass on the inside it will make it really strong. On door pannels and such depending on how thick your fleece is you might not even need to build it up it might be hard enough already. Basicly just sand your fleece a little if that seems to be working for you. The problem I run into with grill cloth is I start getting little hairs and they are a ***** to get rid of. I suggest mixing bondo and resin and make what is called a milkshake use a little extra resin hardner. Now it should be thick like a milkshake but able to be painted on with a paint brush and if you get the mixture just right it will end up pretty smooth. Now all you have to do is sand it work out your improfections and use any little extra bondo you need and it's ready for paint. Robert [/QUOTE]

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