Terry,
We removed the awning/stone guard from the front of the trailer.
Repaired the connecting points for the hold-open bracketry, then applied
the fiberglass. After it was all set up, we painted it.
A "bug bomb" in this context is one of those spray cans of paint.
<<Jim>>
Terry Jones wrote:
>
> Jim,
>
> Did you take the awning out of the frame before the fiberglass application
> or leave it in?
>
> What type paint did you use? Explain "Bug Bomb".
>
> Terry Jones #8555
>
> -
> > Terry,
> > You can get the fiberglass cloth in a kit with the resin & hardener or
> > you can buy the components seperately. Available at most any autoparts
> > or good hardware store (look in the paint department).
> >
> >
> ->
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