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==Cores== | ==Cores== | ||
| − | There are also many cores available for use in FRP laminates, use of a core can increase the rigidity of a part without increasing the weight or tendancy of thick parts to get mottled after time and exposure to heat. Use a core anywhere you have a large flat or gently curved area, roofs, hood tops, floorpans, bellypans. The underside of fenders above the tires is a good place to use | + | There are also many cores available for use in FRP laminates, use of a core can increase the rigidity of a part without increasing the weight or tendancy of thick parts to get mottled after time and exposure to heat. Use a core anywhere you have a large flat or gently curved area, roofs, hood tops, floorpans, bellypans. The underside of fenders above the tires is a good place to use a core, as it will provide a cushion against stars from rocks being thrown up by the tires. |
Some of the cores you can use are: | Some of the cores you can use are: | ||
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===Urethane foam=== | ===Urethane foam=== | ||
This comes in varying thicknesses, and is used much like balsawood. | This comes in varying thicknesses, and is used much like balsawood. | ||
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==How much mat to use== | ==How much mat to use== | ||
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