It can be slippery on snow but you need to make sure you have a very smooth surface. It is best to gel coat it after doing all the fiberglass work. Boats have a gel coat on them and they are built from a mold inside out, so the gel coat goes down first then the fiberglass work, then the mold is removed leaving a very smooth outside surface.
@dtvardy "These chemicals have a cumulative effect when absorbed through the skin, and you may get away with sloppiness for years then suddenly develop an agonizing, lifelong allergic reaction to resin and catalyst. The homebuilt aircraft world is full of sad stories about people who sold their partially-built planes after careless habits made dealing with fiberglass impossible."
It is to a point if it is a very thin wall. Very flexible during application but after the resin is added and it is set up then it is very hard, tough and water proof.
They are most likely carbon fiber. Basically the same but stronger and more flexible. Just remember, if it is thin enough and long enough either will flex but regular fiberglass will eventually crack and break. They also might be using a resin that gives it more flexibility than what we use. We use a type of resin that makes it very hard, used mainly on boats. Hope this helps.
Better wear gloves, resin is deadly stuff...
dale3858 2 months ago
ur hardcore dude.no gloves
jeffreyalan239 11 months ago
Dam you grabed that shit with ur hands. Now it's all over ur hand lol
goboy100 2 years ago
it this slippery on snow? thinking of making a snowskate
dumfaggot12345 2 years ago
It can be slippery on snow but you need to make sure you have a very smooth surface. It is best to gel coat it after doing all the fiberglass work. Boats have a gel coat on them and they are built from a mold inside out, so the gel coat goes down first then the fiberglass work, then the mold is removed leaving a very smooth outside surface.
TattooTom69 2 years ago
look like ya f$%ked up mate with ya hand.
Hoangkar 3 years ago
mind your own business tree hugger
dtvardy 4 years ago
What the hell do you mean? I'm no tree hugger, get a life dude!!!!
TattooTom69 4 years ago
lol I was referring to:
"naujas123456 put on some gloves ,that stuff is kind of dangerous ;)"
This is David, the guy in the video's son. I figured you would notice the user name, dtvardy. lol...
dtvardy 4 years ago
I thought that was you but wasn't sure if it was or not. Some real winner on here........LOL.....not!!!! Have a great day, see you soon.
TattooTom69 4 years ago
@dtvardy Who cares about the danger, it is the mess I can't stand.
toadabc 1 year ago
@dtvardy "These chemicals have a cumulative effect when absorbed through the skin, and you may get away with sloppiness for years then suddenly develop an agonizing, lifelong allergic reaction to resin and catalyst. The homebuilt aircraft world is full of sad stories about people who sold their partially-built planes after careless habits made dealing with fiberglass impossible."
Hraggleblarg 1 month ago
@Hraggleblarg sounds like a real bad deal.
dtvardy 1 month ago
is fiberglass flexible?
sail247 4 years ago
It is to a point if it is a very thin wall. Very flexible during application but after the resin is added and it is set up then it is very hard, tough and water proof.
TattooTom69 4 years ago
ok so some longboard skateboards are crazy flexy and fiber glass what kind of glass is it?
sail247 4 years ago
They are most likely carbon fiber. Basically the same but stronger and more flexible. Just remember, if it is thin enough and long enough either will flex but regular fiberglass will eventually crack and break. They also might be using a resin that gives it more flexibility than what we use. We use a type of resin that makes it very hard, used mainly on boats. Hope this helps.
TattooTom69 4 years ago
the best part of waking up is folgers in your cup
cutesk8erboy 4 years ago
dude putt some gloves ,that stuff is kind of dangerous ;)
naujas123456 4 years ago 3