Strong compared to what? Durable compared to what? Not compared to aluminum, carbon or kevlar honeycombs. Regardless the primary function of core in a composite structure is to support the distance between the laminates. The core is not there to make the composite strong.Uh, cardboard can be both flexible and strong until water gets involved.. Alot like my electrical engineering expertise; I may not know much but I know water let's the smoke out and that isn't good.
Tom
Is that your argument against increasing the core protection from degrading elements or just a reiteration of your previous statement: "You just can't know that your "fix" actually "fixed" anything"?
That was just an overall observation about the purpose of the core in a composite. It was a reply to your comment about the core being strong, which is not really needed in a typical core/resin composite. I'll am continuing in a much deeper dive, in a separate thread here.Is that your argument against increasing the core protection from degrading elements or just a reiteration of your previous statement: "You just can't know that your "fix" actually "fixed" anything"?
I agree with you, we'll probably never know...
Tom
I think there is a 12 Mo./12K mile warranty on that top, even if you go out of warranty. Might be worth checking with your dealer.
