+x MarkMK - 12/7/2019 1:29:45 PMI can only speak from using Cytec's Aerofix 3 and Aerofix 2, but haven't experienced any negative effects from using it on the reinforcement fabric layers. Generally speaking, the adhesion between fabrics is usually greater than between mould surface and initial layer, so you'd likely not need to use very much at all to get good temporary holding of the fabric layers, unless using very heavy or difficult to drape variants. I always try to use the minimum of reinforcement layers, so opt for a single heavy backing fabric over several lighter layers where possible.
+x Otolithco - 12/13/2019 10:27:25 PM+x MarkMK - 12/7/2019 1:29:45 PMI can only speak from using Cytec's Aerofix 3 and Aerofix 2, but haven't experienced any negative effects from using it on the reinforcement fabric layers. Generally speaking, the adhesion between fabrics is usually greater than between mould surface and initial layer, so you'd likely not need to use very much at all to get good temporary holding of the fabric layers, unless using very heavy or difficult to drape variants. I always try to use the minimum of reinforcement layers, so opt for a single heavy backing fabric over several lighter layers where possible. Yes that makes sense to me. Thanks for the input