First Project

How do you fray it after you make cuts?

Also my current temperatures are varyinbg from like 30-40 degree, anyone have a clue if I can still try and work with this or just forget it? I found the g/f's dad has a REALLY good heater in the garage(it was freaking toasty, like 60-70 I'd say atleast) and this is with poor insulation. If I fired that up when I first start the couple beginning layers, get it all put on, and let the heater run to get it warm for a while, you think that'd work. Or would I be fine just letting it dry for time being? (I'd assume with the heater being that effective, the electrical price tag isn't gonna be very friendly.) Let me know, I wanna avoid forcing the catalyst along, I wanna see how it turns out as el naturale as possible. (I wanna see this amazing strength FG has)

EDIT: Also, with applying multiple layers of cloth to the project, should I try criss crossing the weaves to help give a better hold?

I suggest master asylum that you go with the heater, and keeping it warm in there.  thats better than having to put extra catalyst in there and running the risk of it not being strong.  Also you should try different things like what nik suggested and try the whole tearing thing.  You have to find the way you prefer to do it.

Here we go, this isn't much, just the lid. Did 6 layers, the flat part is actually strong, which I didn't expect. (F/G for big flat areas is bad from what I've perceived, then again, enclosures will be bigger flat spots than this most likely.)

https://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y20/MA2685/FG002.jpg

https://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y20/MA2685/FG003.jpg