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fibreglassing techniques

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Fibreglassing is a trade that anyone can pick up the basics of very easily. Many little projects (or even quite major jobs) can be accomplished without too much stress. However, as is the case with any skilled trade, to learn all the tricks of the trade takes many years in the proper environment, with the proper equipment and training. What we outline here are just some basic steps to allow those who prefer to do it themselves, to do so.



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