one V cut at the end of the nose.
this is a test. LeeD is using code
Handmade Look is an euphamism.
the narrower the nose the wider theV.
the trick is tack the end and close the last 6’’
with a little wiggle massage of the squgee
and well saturated glass.Let the weave wrack
you know like when yo pull it on the diagonal
to the warp and weft It will conform to any curve.
Two layers simultaneouly is some times much harder
in that case make sure the cloth layers are nice and flat together
when you hsng em over the rsil snd cut the hsnging dry glass
with the scissors together at the same time integrating the fabric.
topper said to me 'when you have the glass laid out and smoothe
pull the cornersdown and forward.’ Do this before you cut.
when you pull the corners down and toward the end (forward or back)
the whole length of cloth lays out all the way to the wide spot
at mid board.doing the smoothe out with clean hands
integrating cloth to be saturated with resin goes
a long way to solving laminating problems
further along in the process.
the more you disturb this ‘laid down’
cloth the more problems you are likely to have.
like pulling up the cloth to put a printed lam underneath.
dont panic and dont over catalize for your
working time is your salvation
slow is good and any drain out
can be fixed with a squgee applied fill coat.
relief cuts are a cop out…you can do magic.
watch more youtube laminating videos.
…ambrose…
dont panic.
after it’s down and tight Dont squeege it
other than perpendicular to the curve of the rail template
with lots of saturating resin .if it’s dry it is worse…
or you will make wrinkles…Making wrinkles gets worse and worse
best to do it first time and them leave it.The more you diddle with it
the worse it can get.Thats why ken say’s to keep scissors handy
as insurance for when you have resin up to your elbows
and the laps in the nose are a total rats nest.