I have been researching PMF ie. Poor Mans Fiberglass
It appeals for a number of reasons:-
a) cheaper than the real thing
b) less toxic materials
c) less smelly
d) less temperature dependent [ could even harden in the house ]
e) we all have ' see through ' sheets & lot's old paint ! so could be free ?
There seems to be 2 methods advocated Titebond wood glue or paint.
I am considering trying polyurethane varnish as an adhesive for the cotton ? then paint to get colour and waterproofing further ?
The 2 mudguards will be simple to build [ only 4 pieces each ] so will be ideal to experiment on ?
Maybe as the cardboard was very good quality double fluted it could be a good base and forget the plywood altogether ?
Paul
It appeals for a number of reasons:-
a) cheaper than the real thing
b) less toxic materials
c) less smelly
d) less temperature dependent [ could even harden in the house ]
e) we all have ' see through ' sheets & lot's old paint ! so could be free ?
There seems to be 2 methods advocated Titebond wood glue or paint.
I am considering trying polyurethane varnish as an adhesive for the cotton ? then paint to get colour and waterproofing further ?
The 2 mudguards will be simple to build [ only 4 pieces each ] so will be ideal to experiment on ?
Maybe as the cardboard was very good quality double fluted it could be a good base and forget the plywood altogether ?
Paul