Need help breaking the "fiberglass code"

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Re: Need help breaking the "fiberglass code"

Postby mark48 on Wed Dec 16, 2015 11:15 pm

Hi Jimmy V,

Thanks for the additional advice. I completely agree that CLC folks and John H. are extremely forthcoming with helpful advice whenever asked. I wish I lived closer to Annapolis so I could attend CLC events. I'm on the Peel Ply learning curve. :-)

I'd have expected a hairdryer would hasten the set even as it contributed to leveling but it sounds like a good idea. Any way to minimize sanding without detracting from the end product is a good suggestion.

All the best,
Mark
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