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Originally Posted by JRMichler
If you saturate any sort of cloth or felt with something that goes on liquid, then gets hard, you have created FRP (fiber reinforced plastic). The liquid that gets hard can be polyester resin (the cheap stinky stuff), epoxy resin (better, more expensive), varnish, shellac, etc. The fabric can be cotton, fiberglass, Kevlar, carbon fiber, or paper. Google Taylor paper glass for an example.
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So... you're saying that you could buy a couple of bed sheets and saturate them with a resin and make your own underbody tray THAT WAY?!
You're giving me all sorts of ideas!
(obviously it would need to be structurally supported...)