Sheeting Winge/Stab

[wgalligan]

What is the prefered method for bagging carpets?  less tassles of course... ;-)'

Wayno

> One other option to consider is vacuum bagging....If you are using > epoxy, vacuum
> bagging will give you a better bond with less epoxy used....A simple > setup can be
> purchased for around $125. The beauty of bagging is that you don't need > a strong
> surface to support a couple of hundred+ pounds of weights while > remaining true....
> Once the vacuum is pulled, which takes about five or so minutes, you can > take the 
> bag and hang it somewhere out of the way. About 3 psi is all you need > for white 1lb.
> foam..
> 
> CST sells the stuff you need....
> 
> I have a bench that can support a lot of weight while remaining true (it > will even support
> a Whip built plane...hehe) but I still prefer to vacuum.....
> 
> Happy sheeting,
> Amir
> 
> 
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: Jarvis Johnson 
>   To: discussion at nsrca.org 
>   Sent: Thursday, May 01, 2003 9:20 AM
>   Subject: Sheeting Winge/Stab
> 
> 
>   Hey 
>   Guy's need some help, I'm sheeting the wings/stab for my USA STAR.
>   What is the best surface, that  can be use that will not wrap.I do not > own
>   a pool table. I was thinking about glass 3/4 inchs or a door
> 
>                                                                         > Need Help
> 
> 
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