Fantastic video. Been using this technique for 20 years and its still my favorite. One suggestion that you might appreciate.... I lightly mist coat my parts with 3m spray adhesive before laying the glass down. Helps to avoid stubborn wrinkles that can pop up when a large part gets too wet from the wbpu.

Great technique - something I could maybe do on depron to give it strength - I'll try for my small depron sheet wings.

good job young man, but...I agree with another viewer that you should "wet glass" your foam, cover that foam with a light coat of Minwax, then lay the glass over the wet foam for excellent adhesion, then wet coat the top again, squeege off and away you go. You might want to try EZE Kote by Deluxe Materials, it also is a bit better as it is a laminating resin and water based. There are a few more adhesives in it above Minwax, dont get me wrong, you are doing a great job, this is just another way to get great results, been doing this for years and old-school 2 part resins are a royal PIA. water based is awesome. Keep up the great work!

Raise your work up off the table and let the cloth drape over your work. You won't have to fight with it. Also coat your work with polycrylic prior to applying the glass cloth. It will hold it in place while you finish it up. Hope this helps you

Nice video!

Awesome job young man!

Looks like a nice process, curios to know how well and strong the bond is.

I have a very old 1/4 scale J3 Cub that i'm going to re-cover with Sig Koveral. It seems like this Minwax stuff might be good for filling and sealing the weave as an alternative to dope

Can you use an oil base polyurethane on fibreglass to cover XPS foam ? Does it works? As the water base polycrylic ??

Would this work on styrofoam

I’ve had a horrible time trying to find 1/2 oz glass