Dana Decker wrote: > I had talked to Nigel Foster about a seat and his opinion was to get a bag > of plaster of paris a garbage bag,mix it and pour in the bag and sit on > it. It will take a impression of your perfect seat.Every dimple etc. > Then when dry clean and smooth. Wax and apply fiberglass cloth and resin to > form a mold. then smooth any thing and wax and lay up a seat. Needless to > say it is a perfect fit and I never had to use padding again, just the > perfect seat. I have built four kayaks and used the seat in each with the > same results. It only fits me but I am selfish and don't care. It is the > BEST seat available period. My opinion of course and I am associated with > my seat. > > Dana Brutally cool, Dana. There's something utterly satisfying about carving "butt dimples" when the butt in question is mine! You know, like, the hell with *your* butt! Thanks for your plaster of Paris idea, too. I might try that in my spare boat, but not until I get this "foam art" thing happening. Craig Olson Bellingham, Washington *************************************************************************** PaddleWise Paddling Mailing List Submissions: paddlewise_at_lists.intelenet.net Subscriptions: paddlewise-request_at_lists.intelenet.net ***************************************************************************Received on Wed Jan 28 1998 - 14:51:28 PST
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