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Old 08-06-2014, 05:20   #1
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Lightbulb New Lazarette Hatch, Glass it?
During this years spring refit, I decided to re design Idoras lazarette hatch. The old one was quite heavy and bulky and presented a tripping hazard. Naturally the hatch is wood as is the boat. In the interest of longevity and durability I want to glass it, inside and out. Should I do a simple cold layup, or are vacuum bag techniques applicable to objects shaped like hatches?
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