Just watched it and

Its just what i needed very informative ,

Will it be possible to buy a dvd when its finnished ?

Agree with Daz, the video is great. Informative and professional. Wish I was a hacker, so i would sneak in your computer and vision all the other videos right now... Cant wait to see the whole serie !!!

 



 


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Well Matt, I think you guy's did a great job and I think these videos will answer allot of questions before they are asked, which will give you guy's more time to develop them and techniques " that we can actually see" .

We all understand that these materials are going to cost us up front and that there will be mistakes in each of our project's, but now we have a visual reference that we can go to to assist us and give us confidence......to move forward....seasoned builders and newbies...............

Thanks A million

Yeah I agree with the guys, really interesting and informative. What I like is the detail, it's so easy to miss out bits in videos that are crucial to someone who hasn't been doing it for years. Defo a project for the future

That was spot-on I know it's not the final edit but i learned alot from that... I might have to watch it a few times to take in all the info! I'm looking at that and thinking i could make a mould from my jetski in the same way... carbon jetski hmmmm!!!

i want to see how you guys pull apart from it. 

You will soon enough. We've already done it so I know it goes well! - I hope to be uploading another sneak preview of part two in the next week.

Matt Statham
Easy Composites / Carbon Mods - Technical Sales

Wow Just Last weak I was looking at a part wondering exactly how to do it, its nota hood, but a roof cowl.

I was looking at the part thininking, wow, thats gonna be alot of clay...

 





Is their a difference in the green and black gelcoats?

Need to finish projects at hand first... I know once spring breaks I will be more motivated, ned to put car back together.







If Brute Force Isn''''t working your not using enough...

Hi,

The green gelcoat is epoxy gelcoat and the black gelcoat shown in the unimold system video is a vinylester gelcoat.

Both will work with epoxy based composites. If it was for me, I would use the unimold system on the part you showed us in your picture.

If you have to cure parts in oven, Unimold system will work for 90°C, while epoxy green gelcoat is not especially suitable for oven cure (HDT of 50°C).

Hope it helped.

 



 


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