navegator wrote:
You might need to place a heavier piece of plywood under, water is heavy and filling the sink full might put too much strain on the bottom.
When you are ready to fiber glass, cut a length of cloth that covers the side complete with some left on top in order to wrap arround and tie the top edge once having the seam on the side that fases the edge of the counter, also cover the bottom with one piece and wrap arround, then glue the bottom to the edge and epoxy the whole sink so that it is protected from moisture.
To cut fiberglass clean and neat with the saber saw, use a carbide blade, they cut clean and last longer than the metal cutting blades, then finish with a file or sanding disk.
Going to be really nice.
navegator
I figured the best is to have it completely wrapped inside and out with cloth - not necessarily with one piece, but, as you said, in order to keep it water proof, it needs to be completely sealed.
Thanks.
