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PS..... the trick to getting fiberglass cloth to lay down around corners is 
first, to insure that the corners have a bit of radius on them.  No material 
likes to make a 90 degree bend.  The next thing is to plan the shape of the 
raw cloth so the weave hits the corners at a 45 degree angle.  This is 
actually stronger than hitting them at a 90 as well.

       <Marv>