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Old 08-02-2007, 11:17 AM
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so this Lizard Skin acrylic is OK to put straight on to glass fibre ??
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I'm using Rhino liner on my transmission well and interior floor to sound proof as well it will make the trans well like a scatter shield, I am also using it on the inner wheel wells to keep from checking the fiberglass when rocks are thrown up.
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so this Lizard Skin acrylic is OK to put straight on to glass fibre ??
Just rough up the glass with about 80 grit and make sure it's clean and dust free. I found two spots that lifted,two bob sized, dust missed in the clean up.
Water based not acrylic.
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