Hour 69 - Two More UNI | Construction Log

Product Categories

Q1 StuffQ-2 StuffQ-200 StuffHome WorkshopSimulator FilesCorvair StuffDVDsT-shirts

AuctionSniper.com - Powerful eBay sniping solutions.

Snipe eBay auctions... and win!

Top Aviation Sites
Become a Fighter Pilot

Log-In

Username Password Remember me
Lost Password?
Forgot your username?
No account yet? Register

Download Area
Show Cart
Your Cart is currently empty.

Home

Logs

Construction Log

Hour 69 - Two More UNI

Adobe Flash Player not installed or older than 9.0.115!

In this video, I manage to apply 2 more layers of UNI cloth to the right longeron! I get much faster at this later I promise. Only 1-UNI and 1 more BID layer to go! But who's counting?

(Actually, I better be counting!)

So stay tuned! As always I invite your feedback below, or in the forums!

Comments (2)

|Y-m-d H:i:s PEREZ - glassing

Hey, good to see the progress. I have a question as for between layers. Are you preping
the surface between layers or are you glassing all these layers all at once? I didn't see
any mention of it. It could just be the time lapsed.

|Y-m-d H:i:s Dan Yager - Thanks for the question. . .

Thanks for the question Perez, and I apologize for not responding sooner. I have been
working on updates for the site so that I can take over as the editor for the Quickie
Builders Association in 2010.

At any rate, although I'm only showing about an hour at a time each week here on the site,
I may actually be out in the garage working for 4 or 5 hours at a time. Therefore, I
haven't needed to really do much prep between layers since the epoxy is still wet when I
apply the next. Hope this makes sense.

However, If I leave the project over night before I can finish a layup, I would either
apply Peel Ply before I left, or I would need to sand the surface and clean it before
applying the next layer.

I hope this answers your question. Please let me know. I appreciate the feedback and
hope this finds you well.

Warm regards,

Dan Yager

www.quickheads.com