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well, i am keen to have a go at making my own airbox out of fibreglass. i am aware of all the dangers of working with it, but my question is...
is there a product that is resistant to the fibreglass resin. i want to make a shielded off section where my old airbox used to live. If there was something that i could put down over my guard as a barrier and then fibreglass over. any suggestions???
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Fibreglassing, and fibreglass resistant something
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