> 30 Jun 96 22:36, Rodney Rea was yackin' to all and said:
 > 
 >  RR> Is this Message Area Dead?
 > 
 > No there is a smidgeon of life.  Care to try to revive us?  Here I'll giv
 > it
 > a go.  Does anyone deal with fiberglast.  I called and was treated fine.
 > Bought their catalog, that was fine and pretty interesting too. I ordered
 > their so called brochures at about 1.65 each and recieved 30$ in invoice 
 > a
 > hand full of xerox sheets of colored paper with almost no valuable data o
 > em
 > at all.  A folded 8.5 x 11 sheet of pink paper telling me that fiberglass
 > messy and sticky for a buck 65 is a bit much.
 > Anyhow. feeling burned I am feqrful of placing an order with these folks 
 > am looking for another supplier.
 > 
 > 
 > allabes
 > Ian Macaulay
 > 
 
Ian,
Check with your local boating supply/repair shop.  They use glass and all 
manner of resins on the real stuff.  Typically you can get what you need for
less than going through a hobby supplier since the boat world is where they 
get it.  A big name in the boat supplies is Petit which just happens to be 
the ones who make the Hobby Poxy line of glues and paints.  
Since flying is dead in my area I'm working on boats now.  Currently 
building a Dumas, 40 foot Coast Guard utility boat.  It's 37" long and will 
use two electric motors.  Not sure what size, my local shop got them and the
gear boxes from Robbe.  I think they're 500's.  Anyway, here's my two cents 
worth.  TTYL
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