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It will cure, but it'll take MUCH longer. The longer it sits to cure though, the longer things have a way of going wrong. You may get a slight run in the epoxy and won't notice it until it's too late, the finished product may begin to "bow" or "bend" slightly, and you won't notice it until you try to install it, etc.
Just be patient and wait for warmer weather, or do it indoors and piss off the family members :naughty:
Damn. We've got no garage here at our house, otherwise I would do it in a garage, and I dont think my room mates would appreciate me glassing in the basement.
There is a woodworking club next to the auto club that I goto to work on my car, I'm going to inquire there about doing fiberglass work.
There is not much else I can do to my car right now, I've got most of my other parts installed. I just wanted to get started on my sub boxes, amp racks and N2O bottle rack asap, but it looks like I'm probably stuck waiting a few more months.
When you fiberglass in cold weather your finished product will be really brittle, if you do it use thicker mat, although it will be harder if you have any double curves, it will be stronger
K&N air filter, Whisper air lid, magnaflow LT1 cat back, and magnaflow high flow cat, pacesetter headers, silverstars<br /><br />more to come soon<br />but for now im out of money
So my truck is finally getting some work done, after 17 years, Oil pressure sensor went out and it’s located under the lower intake manifold. Have to...
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