today at work my boss said to throw away a connecting sock (in a powder drying plant) which just happens to be made of full Kevlar cloth, it got thrown away simply due to it having a small hole in it.
these are used as a backup control in case of a explosion to keep the blast away from where people might be.
Laid out its 500mm wide and 3m long and i can get hold of more of it, every time they decide a connecting sock is not in perfect condition it gets binned.
What i was thinking was since we all crack our bumpers on drive exits among other parts of the road, would it make a good fiberglass patching material?
After seeing the latest pic of James Lu's old S15 the front bumper being rather bashed i was thinking could it be glassed onto the back of bumpers as a strength bracing?
Maybe a type of fire proofing?
Any other ideas?
these are used as a backup control in case of a explosion to keep the blast away from where people might be.
Laid out its 500mm wide and 3m long and i can get hold of more of it, every time they decide a connecting sock is not in perfect condition it gets binned.
What i was thinking was since we all crack our bumpers on drive exits among other parts of the road, would it make a good fiberglass patching material?
After seeing the latest pic of James Lu's old S15 the front bumper being rather bashed i was thinking could it be glassed onto the back of bumpers as a strength bracing?
Maybe a type of fire proofing?
Any other ideas?
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