I used industrial spray adhesive to attach the fleece- but let it completely cure and it will work well. I jumped the gun and the fiberglass resin li
The original tank was attached with waterproof polyurethane adhesive and foamed into place. Use minimal expanding foam or be very careful about how m
This the first coat of filler, most of it ended up sanding dust. Several coats, much sanding.
This is after 1 coat of resin and sanding. I used two coats- sanding with 60 grit between.
I used industrial spray adhesive to attach the fleece- but let it completely cure and it will work well. I jumped the gun and the fiberglass resin li
I covered the form with fleece, but it ended up rough and needed much filling and sanding. I would use fiberglass cloth. It would smooth better and
The beginning of my fiberglass tank cover- .25" form core board, cut to shape, the taped together with duct tape- this is mock up with masking tape.
The front leaf spring- formed from flat stock I found in my Dad's barn
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I used industrial spray adhesive to attach the fleece- but let it completely cure and it will work well. I jumped the gun and the fiberglass resin li

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