Bullet proff it please...
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Bullet proff it please...
I read in a trade magazin for the boating industry that if purchased in larger quantities that Kevlar is now 1/4th the price it was a few years ago and if the industry switched to Kevlar completely that it would be the same as good quality glass....it cuts the weight by like 15% or more...can do light layups....
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Originally posted by GregP
Kevlar is a PITA to work with compared to glass or even carbon.
-Greg
Kevlar is a PITA to work with compared to glass or even carbon.
-Greg
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Originally posted by Reed Jensen
Can't the kevlar be incorporated with the glass... don't make the entire boat out of kevlar... but just add a lamination here and there to strengthen?
Can't the kevlar be incorporated with the glass... don't make the entire boat out of kevlar... but just add a lamination here and there to strengthen?