What's new
Van's Air Force

Don't miss anything! Register now for full access to the definitive RV support community.

Filling craters

philb

Well Known Member
Friend
So I've laid up my windscreen fairing in the -10, and have to make the transitions at the corners of the windscreen - worse on the right as appears to be typical.

I'm planning to use additional glass to fill in these larger transitions given the depth needed to bring it up to a smooth transition.

Realizing that I'll likely need to fill in some depth with epoxy/flox/cabo (vertical orientation) - what is the maximum thickness of filler that folks feel comfortable using? Is there a max that you would apply at one time vs in multiple applications?
 
Is there a max that you would apply at one time vs in multiple applications?

Nope, not in this context. The risk is exotherm in thick sections. You're talking what, 1/4" thick, tops?
 
Yep, no more than that. I figured to bring it up close with glass. If I can get close enough, might just use micro to ease sanding, but suspect might need some flox for integrity.


Man, you must have auto-notify for the fiberglass forum.

Appreciate your expertise, Dan
 
Back
Top