Hey guys I got Resin and Liquid hardener and just want to make sure they are the right stuff I can use for Resin on my future pep projects.
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ya i know the actual one comes with the hardener but o well, it wasnt too expensive so didnt realy mind. but you also forgot to mention that i need to get some fiberglass cloth.
I didnt have foam brushes tear away, if not, regular haired brushes works too. It's just when the resin soaks into the foam brushes, you dont need to keep dipping as much.
I didnt have foam brushes tear away, if not, regular haired brushes works too. It's just when the resin soaks into the foam brushes, you dont need to keep dipping as much.
do i absalutly need to get Fiberglass cloth? Cuz That stuff makes it all wrinlky and stuff. I know its suppose to harden but realy I realy need to put the fiberglass resin on my work of art?
do i absalutly need to get Fiberglass cloth? Cuz That stuff makes it all wrinlky and stuff. I know its suppose to harden but realy I realy need to put the fiberglass resin on my work of art?
do i absalutly need to get Fiberglass cloth? Cuz That stuff makes it all wrinlky and stuff. I know its suppose to harden but realy I realy need to put the fiberglass resin on my work of art?
o good u only use it inside cuz if it was outside I would suck at covering the whole thing. And its a good thing you told me because i was going to smoothen the helmet with sandpaper.
o good u only use it inside cuz if it was outside I would suck at covering the whole thing. And its a good thing you told me because i was going to smoothen the helmet with sandpaper.
Sanding cured fiberglass is a pain in the a$$. i had to restart my helm because of that.
You made the right choice at getting the extra hardener because its better to mix twice as much hardener with resin if you plan on doing all your resining and fiberglassing in the winter.