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good to see you're finally out and about with it. I personally believe the future for anybody that wants a trailer that going to last a few Generations this is the way to go. Glass foam. For what we see coming into the shops now . That the manufacturers are making . they have came out saying...

fiberglass structural panels that's what you're building from so there's quite a bit to look on the web to see Remember the more you can do flat on the table the easer going to be

I was talking premade skins. more and more plastic is coming out . Yes anything with woven is stronger than just mat with woven you have a longer grid. with mat maybe a 2'' grid.

just a suggestion some of the fiberglass that you buy that's already made it doesn't bond to other wet lay up . so make sure they're compatible .All so do a small panel to play with . You will be surprise how strong they are

sorry about up dates . Cant use trailer because back dose not look like others. I decided to work on my about $50 door free form no mold. I see what other people are charging is basically right $400 for doors wacko made a skin, added a eager for looks will add willey window . We use glass...

I appreciate your compassion slowing down so I don't look so bad on mine. Glad to see you're inching along. It seems like the last few hours of work takes forever

what did you seal your to table halves with. Where you join the two pieces of plywood together ? Hope everything health-wise worked out for you

finish the door jambs today for inside and out started working on the back door. would do them different next time I would just make a z shape other than the two piece that I made these out of fiberglass made a fiberglass frame for vent as these are made for rental this way if somebody hits a...

we've found it easy with fiberglass just to make your own angles using a piece of aluminum as of mold. That way It can expand at the same rate as a wall

pro-15 is bump your head high and price and it's basically designed to attach to rust you can put it on new . But it your money to toss

I believe the going rate right now at shop to remove one of those pet rock axles Once the dust settled and the fad was over, he sold approximately 1.5 million rocks for a gross sales total of about $6 million or about $27 million today. is round $ 450.00 then they're cut up and thrown in the...

sorry for going so slow with this trailer it doesn't match other trailer so I'm either going to shove it in the back or trade it off for something. Also have an extra hundred eighty feet of 5 x 10 by one inch panels 18 ea 5x10 by1in Sadly there is less than 10 hours to finish the pod. add a rub...

i don' t think it can be done. Just like that lie all polyester will eat Home Depot foam. Treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor. fiberglass trailtop component kit and a fiberglass structural panels .Two different style of builds

yes there a few you tube vides .over the years at the shop we've had a few come in and basically no way to fix because of the cost. All are trailers are fiberglass / foam . floors as you have quite a bit cross support in your chassis . quarter inch exterior plywood some one by two . For...

most seem to be successful either put it on super thick to encapsulate the wood. layer of woven with fiberglass around the whole thing .not using the mix.

for a bit of a different look . and act like a bed liner a hardened surface to protect the fiberglass easier to fix any gouges

it dam near did. waiting over 3 months to buy a gallon of red paint adding texture walnut shell imbedded with polyester resin

I sure hope you do a lot more research before you put good money after bad . That little thing called expansion rate

I posted just for the picture . I see many going 2 by 3'' . With1/8 '' wall for a 1000 pound trailer. An extremely heavy trailer keeps costing when you build it and then wear tear on your tow vehicle

yes I have become a fan of c channel 3'' .....3.5 lbs. it is the webbing that give it's strength . any cross support I box the out side rails at point of contact