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02-12-2010 05:07 PM
It can be purchased thru Composites One www.compositesone.com , who does a lot of business with Douglas Marine / Skater and there sales rep is Ted Rogers and yes S-glass is being made by a host of companies like Owen's Corning and Vector Ply to name a few and for everybody who would like to know S-glass is the same as E-glass but has a much greater tensil strength,flexural strength and all around toughness . S-glass is also more expensive then E-glass like skaterdave stated and E-glass is more widely used in the industry because it is a very economical renforcement.
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02-12-2010 06:39 PM
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02-12-2010 07:20 PM
Artie the point of my post was not that i could tell everything about the laminate by simply looking at it. I actually just assumed Peter used S glass when laminating with fiberglass, I also thought thats what you had told me. As far as the content is concerned the two i had in the shop were primarily epoxy and fiberglass (whatever brand, weave, weight i have no idea). There was just a small amount of carbon at the inner most layer, and yes i also understand Peter has other schedules that i'm sure are up to 100% CF. I also have another one in my shop that has a great deal of Kevlar in it (what a pain to work with ). As i said earlier i have always been impressed with the build quality.
One other thing to keep in mind as i have seen some references to carbon used in the aerospace industry. These differ greatly from carbon used in the marine industry and the properties really done carry over. Those type of strength numbers in CF can only be achieved by post curing and autoclaving.Last edited by glassdave; 02-12-2010 at 08:04 PM.
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02-12-2010 10:30 PM
Dave , i apologize and when we talked about the content of what glass Douglas Marine , was using just how many years ago was that and did i not mention that Skater was using more E - glass then S - glass in there build because it was much more economical to use then S - glass because it offers a wide variety of weights and is a very hi strength fabric along with being cheaper which almost offers the same bang for the buck $$$$$$ but still not as good as S -glass as far as impact resistance and durability goes . Dam i hate this sometime's because everybody seems to get into a pissin match including my self about something that is so f**king stupid . Dave , you Dawgggggg and it was sure good talking with you today seeing that i was in Mich and you where at the boat show having a great time in warm weather looking at all those hot babes and great drinks to boot . Dave , i will give you a shout next week and what was the boat that had a hot tub in it again . ha ha ha ha CHESSE CLOTH .......Artie
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