question on fleece

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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 //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

Just a myth, Sick shit 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...

 
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

 
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