So I have contacted a few companies in a couple of countries for various reasons that are supposed to be the top companies for de-lamination blister
repair and reinforcement. Now when talking to them about their processes I was particularly looking for their opinion on post curing. Some do it some do t some say it works others say not to bother.
That's what I'm interested to know though from an unbiased opinion. Can an old polyester, GRP/FRP
fiberglass (take your pick)
boat still be post cured or is their a window of opportunity? On new construction I'm told to post cute within a week. So would post curing a
boat at say 80-90 degree for several hours have any effect on a 25yo boat? The proponents of doing so claim 10-25%increase in
hull strength from post curing even on an old boat. I just wonder if it would even
work after that much time and if the GRP has pulled up
water or their is moisture in the
hull would that have any bearing on its success?
Thanks