Glass guys

[super white alero1]

My question. Which is more feasible?

I just purchase a vacuum pump rated to 3 kPa. I plan to do a bit of glassing in the near future.

Nomex, Nylon, Graphite, orKevlar.

Nomex - good temperature rating melting point 572*F
Nylon - good price for strength, melting point heat 500*F
Graphite - expensive but overall superior to others Very high flash point (ie does not melt but combust)
Kevlar - good tensile strength but could not stand to heat range above 248*F

Its needs to withstand min 200*F heat, must be strong enough to support up to 2000 lb of shock force, withstand 10*F without cracking.

Using this to make a 9' lightweight boat hull. My uncle is too cheap to buy a new boat and not willing to spend money to replace the rust spots. I figure I could use this as a stepping stone to learn how to do dry carbon. And a tool to making my own hood. So which is the best sheets to use?

[super white alero1]

??? bdyman???

[cherrington17]

why not use kevlar? your not going over 200*

and the other choices... why not nylon?

[super white alero1]

I like to see if any body actually use these. This is my first time and I'm going to eff the crap out of the hull. I like to know what I'm getting into before starting.

[natedawg9640]

youz gon m4ke a me$$

[bdyman]

sorry dude i dont build boats or deal with that stuff