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CONSERVATION RESEARCH LABORATORY REPORTS CONSERVING THE HULL OF THE BELLE LA SALLE SHIPWRECK PROJECT,
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CONSERVATION RESEARCH LABORATORY REPORTS CONSERVING THE HULL OF THE BELLE LA SALLE SHIPWRECK PROJECT,
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PHOTO GALLERY 13: NOVEMBER 2000
A frame set is positioned on the molding frame so that a carbon fiberglass composite plate can be cast.
Preparing the vacuum bag to make the frame plate.
Taras Pevny and Peter Fix position a frame set back into sequence after creating a laminate. This process is required for each frame set. Note the weather is much colder, requiring the workers to wear wet suits and hats.
Taras Pevny secures the frame set back into position. Only 27 more to go!!!!
Citation Information:
RETURN TO HULL CONSERVATION PHOTO GALLERY INDEX CRL PROJECT REPORTS LA SALLE SHIPWRECK PROJECT (TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION)
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