The usual weight fiberglass cloth used for sheathing small boat bottoms is 6 oz. 8.8 oz. would only be used if you really expected the boat to get a beating and weren't worried about weight -- and the

You've got to learn to check your Coot Calendar before making plans! <g> http://www.coots.org/mb/Opener/ -- John (jkohnen@...) Thus do I counsel you, my friends: distrust all in whom the

Toledo Joe told me that there will be some DragoForces at the Depoe Bay show for you to try out. https://www.theamya.org/boats/df65/ http://www.coots.org/mb/DepoeBay/ -- John

Darn - I really screwed that one up. I promised a fellow in Portland I'd help him build an Elegant Punt in a weekend - that weekend. I really wanted to go try out the new sailing rig and LONGER oars

That is heavy, I think Jerrys is 4 oz., but it's been a wile. I plan on using my 2 oz, and I have some half that for fine finishing. So, nope there is a whole range of stuff, and that's not counting

Yes, I noticed that before, they don’t seem to have light OZ glass cloth. You might try calling them to ask? We used polyester glass on the prototype vehicles, but we are now using vacuum formed ABS

I couldn't find any 'glass lighter than 8.8 oz. on the Soller Composites site. Was I just looking in the wrong place? That's heavier than we usually use for small boats. What sort of resin do you use

John has the first two bags for those builders further out. The servos will need a wiring change, and the wires, with correct plugs are in the kit. Several options, so check your reciever and make

Another one of those dictatorial fiat things... Hope the Magneti Marelli electrics keep sparkin' (but not too much -- years ago a friend of mine's Fiat roadster burst into flames and burned to the

I made a mistake on the website. It is www.fiberglasssupply.com. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

My local agent, as a large user of the Co.that covers most everything I own, andnhas for years, are the bestI have EVER heard of. I can prove thatpretty easy !! The totalled 2012 Toyota Corola Le

Not Fisheries or boating, but that happened to me once. Was a mountaineering rope, and didn't set to well either..... John A.

The Retired Old geezers at the Toledo Boathouses sail DragonForce 65 RC racers. They're about 650 millimeters long. They sometimes sail them on Wednesdays, when they're supposed to be working on my

Thanks for checking up on that, John. Fisheries supply sells several different brands of epoxy. Their cloth is in the same price range as Duckworks: https://www.fisheriessupply.com/ Fisheries

Fiberglass World seems to be a link site for lots of different sources for resins and cloth: https://www.fiberglass.com/ Fiberlay has a wide selection of epoxies and cloth, but they're more

They get $5.95 a yard for 6 oz. FG cloth (if you buy 10 yards), and $75.50 for a gallon kit of their proprietary 2:1 epoxy, before shipping from Florida: http://uscomposites.com/cloth.html The stuff

And.... West systems gallon kit, hardener and pumps for $128 -Jove

Hi all, These guys have WONDERFUL prices on fabrics, I bought some 3k carbon at $18 vs $45 from FIBERGLAST. Unfortunately it seems they don't carry light OZ fibreglass cloth. They're in the North

Thanks Cal, That sounds like fun, to see your collection of RC things. I've flown RC planes and Cars once or twice so I get the idea, but RC sailboats seems really enjoyable. I'd love to see what that

Heard back from Josh at Duckworks. Kit price is correct, SystemThree recently upped their prices. The price listing change for the individual parts had somehow not been corrected on their website,