Joe Petro
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Thanks for the input guys. I do appreciate it, good or bad.
For the record, we only use imported bugs and the highest quality ashes in our products...
Darryl, I think what you are seeing are small areas in the inside of the cowls where there is a little more resin.
When cloth is saturated, it is invisible.
The cowl can't be made without cloth. .025 thick resin would be easily punctured with your finger. We use 2 layers of 8 ounce cloth on the 45 cowl.
I understand that this is not a $140 vacuum infused, carbon/Kevlar layup. That's not what we do.
This cowl is made for our $79 kit.
We would put our $24 fiberglass cowling up against any other.
Joe
For the record, we only use imported bugs and the highest quality ashes in our products...
Darryl, I think what you are seeing are small areas in the inside of the cowls where there is a little more resin.
When cloth is saturated, it is invisible.
The cowl can't be made without cloth. .025 thick resin would be easily punctured with your finger. We use 2 layers of 8 ounce cloth on the 45 cowl.
I understand that this is not a $140 vacuum infused, carbon/Kevlar layup. That's not what we do.
This cowl is made for our $79 kit.
We would put our $24 fiberglass cowling up against any other.
Joe