Glueing wood to fiberglass - What actually works?
If you've ever tried glueing wood to fiberglass, you know it's not exactly like gluing two pieces of pine together in a high school shop class. You're essentially trying to marry two materials that have absolutely nothing in common. Fiberglass is a dense, non-porous, and relatively inflexible plastic-like material, while wood is a porous, breathing, and expanding organic mass. If you don't get the bond right, the first time the temperature changes or the boat hits a wave, that wood is going to pop right off like it was never there. ...