> >>      > John Cowpinski wrote:
     > >>      >
     > >>      > Chris,
     > >>      > Have you seen the film of the process that Hinckley boats use: a
     > dry layup with resin vacuum bagged in at the end?
     > >>      > John

     > >> No, but I think there's an article on that technique in the last 2
     > Kitplanes as well.  No, Thank-you is my official response to that method.
     > I'd rather know that my layup was wet to begin with.
     > >>
     > >> --
     > >> Chris
     > >> microcosman.com

     > Chris,
     > That article wasn't too bad, however I agree with you on being assured that
     > the lay-up is completely wet.
     > I'm sure they have considerable experience with their weights and are
     > therefore have that assurance.
     > Although I like the method for some applications, I not sure I can use it
     > anywhere - but interesting never the less.
     > BTW did you pick the picture that was upside down ?
     > George (down under)

Where is the picture that is upside down?

--
Chris
microcosman.com

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