Will fiberglass ever stop "wiggling"?

[strictlypersonl]

Long-term stability has a lot to do with what resin is used, and the way it's cured. That's why we use a hybrid low-styrene resin that's primarily sold for tooling. It's more heat resistant than any type other than epoxy or urethane.

[Silversmith]

I am greatful that I own a ERA! After 20+years & 8,000+ vintage race & street miles the glass is still just like new! You would never know the original 12 coat rossa red paint job is also 20+yrs old. Nerry a crack! anywhere!! Thank God thoses guys in New Britain CT. really know there stuff when it comes to glass & building a totally awsome AC replica PS- This AC has always been garaged when not in use. It doesn't sit outside in the sun for days on end; as I'm sure most don't.

[Silversmith]

I am greatful that I own a ERA! After 20+years & 8,000+ vintage race & street miles the glass is still just like new! You would never know the original 12 coat rossa red paint job is also 20+yrs old. Nerry a crack! anywhere!! Thank God those guys in New Britten CT. really know there stuff when it comes to glass & building a totally awsome AC replica

[Obsessive]

Originally Posted by Silversmith

I am greatful that I own a ERA! After 20+years & 8,000+ vintage race & street miles the glass is still just like new! You would never know the original 12 coat rossa red paint job is also 20+yrs old. Nerry a crack! anywhere!! Thank God those guys in New Britten CT. really know there stuff when it comes to glass & building a totally awsome AC replica

I owned an ERA before I bought the CSX. The ERA glass was perfect and I have to agree with you.