Thanks, Rob. Er, you mean window glass? I have a piece of that 500 x 900 odd that I can lay on the table....

--- In harryproa@yahoogroups.com.au, Rob Denney <harryproa@...> wrote:
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> PVC (Herex, Divinycell, Corecell, etc) foam, 80 kgs per cu metre unless it
> is a very big boat. It must be perforated (1mm holes at 50mm centres) which
> you can do yourself by stacking and drilling, or you can pay for. Make sure
> you blow or vacuum the sheets to remove any lumps from the hole making. You
> can buy it with tracks (2mm x 2mm is standard, once you are confident, try
> 1mm x 1mm) to disperse the resin, or use commercial disperser or hardware
> stuff (fly screen, shade cloth, etc).
>
> Start small (and ideally on a sheet of glass), then build up to full size.
> Prep is everything.
>
> rob
>
> On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 10:05 AM, jaythree59 <jaythree59@...>wrote:
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> > Hi,
> >
> > If planning to use sections formed on an infusion table for my 60/40 proa,
> > which kind of foam sheet shall I buy? I don't really want to waste the
> > section I make now - it would be kinda nice to point to some ugly first
> > effort featured in my boat later :)
> >
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