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Old 28-08-2006, 07:23 PM   #1
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Cool Corbeau Seat Moulds

Would like to thank Barry Culver for lending me these, they come with the option of the high back (below) or a low back better suited for a ski boat. Added lip to top half at the weekend, as soon as I get some more matt and wax I'll be pulling a few from these
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Old 28-08-2006, 07:24 PM   #2
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How many layers would be best on these? Will obviously use more in the stress areas....
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How many layers would be best on these? Will obviously use more in the stress areas....
would advise 3 x 600gsm chopped + 1 x 800gsm roving/combi..
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I saw a dodgy looking bloke carrying these off Steve Barkers boat!
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Talking of dodgy blokes at cowes, there was a tall guy with a v24 next to us making all kinds of illegal changes to his boat
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Talking of dodgy blokes at cowes, there was a tall guy with a v24 next to us making all kinds of illegal changes to his boat
I saw a dodgy Spanish girl making the boat lighter by taking off layers of gell coat - polishing the boat no less than three times!!!
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Re: Corbeau Seat Moulds

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as soon as I get some more matt and wax I'll be pulling a few from these
One Matt is enough me thinks....
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Old 29-08-2006, 05:41 PM   #10
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What sorta price should i expect to pay for the matting?
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What sorta price should i expect to pay for the matting?
anything upto £2 A KILO
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Old 29-08-2006, 09:33 PM   #12
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How's £23 for 5 sq mtr of 800gsm roving? Also £20 for 10 sq mtr of 600gsm chopped strand?
Just want to make sure it's not ten times the price I could be getting it somewhere else....
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How's £23 for 5 sq mtr of 800gsm roving? Also £20 for 10 sq mtr of 600gsm chopped strand?
Just want to make sure it's not ten times the price I could be getting it somewhere else....
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Old 29-08-2006, 10:29 PM   #14
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Cheers, how far would a 16oz tin of wax go on these moulds? Also a 0.5kg tin of resin?
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Cheers, how far would a 16oz tin of wax go on these moulds? Also a 0.5kg tin of resin?
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Wax will do you a lot of mouldings!

resin 0.5kilo?? not very far!!
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k, will get 5kg and see how that does, cheers for your help, max
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k, will get 5kg and see how that does, cheers for your help, max

Max, looking at the mould for this seat i reckon on this..

Gelcoat 0.75 Kilo
Resin 3 kilos
600 gsm = 4/5 sq metres
Roving 1.5 sq metres
Catalyst 50 - 60 cc
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So is it gelcoat, 2x 600, 1x roving?
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would advise 3 x 600gsm chopped + 1 x 800gsm roving/combi..
In that order?
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In that order?
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2 x 600gsm chopped

consolidate

1 x 800 roving

1 x 600gsm chopped

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