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By Bruce Niederer — GBI Technical Advisor “It takes a lot to laugh, it takes a train to cry…”—Bob Dylan I received a call out of the blue from an old sailboat racing friend, Gary Plezia, who is now the owner and founder of Southern National Track (SNT) which he began after leaving Conrail in 1996. […]
A Professional Technique By Tom Pawlak — GBI Technical Advisor When repairing or replacing missing sections of damaged wood trim such as in wood moldings, it helps to have a way to do it efficiently. If you’re repairing historically significant architecture, your method should disturb as little of the original wood as possible.
The MOMA Beatfuse project All of the seams on the MOMA Beatfuse pool bottom were sealed using 3″ cloth tape and three coats of epoxy. by Jerry Briggs Each year The Museum of Modern Art and P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center conducts what is known as the P.S.1 / MOMA Young Architects Program. The competitors vie […]
Installing Shade Slats on a Carport By John M. Davis Above: The shade slats on John Davis’s carport create a light and airy architectural element that will last a very long time. These pictures show a recent project in which I put WEST SYSTEM® Epoxy to good use. The shade slats shown were attached to […]
