Core material for hand layup


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I want to reinforce an existing semi-flexible part with carbon fiber and a core material to make it as rigid as possible. I would lay up a few layers of carbon fiber over the surface, then a core material and then more layers of carbon fiber. In order to achieve a good adhesion between the layers and especially the core material, I would put the part in a vacuum bag. Is it a good idea? Can I use Lantor Soric (2mm) as a core material? I see Lantor Soric is designed for resin infusion, but it seems epoxy can flow through it, but I am not sure.


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