we have hard wired smoke detectors in the house. have one that keeps chirp ping . i'm thinking that the chirp ping is telling me that there is something wrong with that smoke detector. should i go ahead and replace that smoke detector with same mfg smoke detector if i can find one
yep poly keeps it from sticking
I doubt you could get it back to bare wood imho,..Fiberglass resin is the wrong product for what you're doingsorry..
It is not possible for a person to push another while both are falling. However air resistance does the same work. If air resistance is such to an extent that the person falls with very low acceleration then it is possible for him to survive.
If u knw were the light switches turn on all the lights on so u can check and take anything even a pointy shoe just to be on the safe side
Polyurethane is a release agent. It has to come off. Expoy won't stick to it. If I were doing this, I'd wet it, let the first wet go green, wet it again and embed carbon fiber (looks neat, but it's black) or just glass and wet that out. After that, coat away with as many coats as you like after the previous coat goes green. Re-glass every 4-5 coats on a bias. 10-20 coats wouldn't be out of the question and the glass (carbon or normal) will keep it from cracking. Degassing wouldn't be out of the question for this project just to keep air bubbles out. Pour the resin into the mix cup, put a little acetone or MeCl on the surface, and put it under vacuum for at least 15 minutes then mix in the hardner. Use a slow set hardner to let everything come to level (self-leveling) before it turns green. Work green on all layers unless you want to scrub amine blush everytime you want to put down a new coat. Only the last layer should have to be scrubbed of its blush. Use West Systems epoxy. They have a great magazine called Epoxyworks. It's available online, I think. Read a few past articles. Get a feel for what others have done. One side note: degassing is gonna be darn important if you are going to do it like I just told you. Air bubbles in what looks like a solid acrylate surface looks like crap.
