well, i have taken the magnets off the rotors..they slid right off, and now that i have seen what fiberglass resin does to hold the magnets in place, i would not use it again. It did absolutely nothing to offset any centrifugal forces it would encounter.
Once the magnets came off, which was so easy, a 3 year old girl could have done it, i then knocked the fiberglass resin off with a few,(very few) short taps with a hatchet.
The resin came off in one chunk, and i am certain that it would have blown off while in operation anyhow.
I will find a substitute for holding the magnets in position. Just for the record, i had sanded the rotors clean and they were rough enough to take a hold of the resin.
I believe when the resin dries, it actually shrinks, so the resin pulls ever so slightly away from the magnets and the rotor itself. To those who might try this, my advise is "DON'T!.
I have heard from ibedonc and others that jbweld works well, and i have used durabond 2000 with good results.
Danb suggested making a band around the rotor to hold the magnets in place also...anyhow, i will let you know what the solution to this problem is in a day or so ..anyone needs a picture frame that looks like a flower, i have 2 of them cuz thats all i can see the resin being good for now lol

...pickster