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Hello, from Madison, WI.

Thread starter pmbormann
Start date Sep 13, 2013
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fiberglass foam mold

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pmbormann

New Member

Sep 13, 2013

He all. I just joined and i'm just starting to get interested in using fiberglass. I've got an idea for a first project, but I'm going to need some direction. I've got a foam P-51 that I'd like to use as a plug. Does anyone have any experience doing this? Can someone point me to a thread that describes the process? I'm sure I'll have to do something to prepare it to be used as a plug other than just applying wax and gel-coat, etc.

Thanks,
Pete

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