NautiGrip IF spray adhesive


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Have anyone used this spray tack on carbon fiber and epoxy infusion? How was the result?
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Hi Redrocket
I have not used the product mentioned but have tried most others and you really need to avoid a spray adhesive on the first layer of carbon if you are making a cosmetic part or having the carbon visible as they all impact on the finish of the component  to some extent.
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Should diluted epoxy resin from a spray bottle also be avoided on cosmetic parts? How do I then assure that the first layer is filling out every tiny corner in the mould? (I have not done a resin infusion part, will try in the next weeks)
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Hi Redrocket
It helps with complex shapes to use a woven infusion mesh and pull the bag down slowly and push the carbon and stack into place, you can use rounded plastic tools but be careful as you may damage the bag. You can also make and use use silicone intensifiers.
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