You're going to struggle with them being this thin. Sanding through a layer will be VERY easy. I use .04" pieces (2 of them) and it is touchy sometimes with that thickness.
I use a full width inside form cut to .10" smaller than the actual side then layer up on top of that. I prebend the sides in the bender then use West Systems epoxy 105/205 to laminate them. I started by clamping them, but that was slow, the pieces slipped during clamping and was overall problemmatic. So now I use a vacuum bag (put the form and the sides in the bag), and that works really well.
One thing you are going to want to do is seal the pores in the wood before you put it in a vacuum bag. Before I laminate, I coat the very most inside and outside surface with 7 light coats of shellac (not the part glue will be on, just the outsides). Otherwise Epoxy will leach right through the sides and you won't be able to sand it off. Clean up is much easier when you lay down the shellac first.
The only other advice is to remember to coat your forms with wax paper.
