Thank you sir.

I had a go earlier but just plastered on a bit of everything

I will see how it looks in the morning.

Ok.

Easy-Lease on a new or polished and well cleaned mould...

Wet out a lint free solvent wipe with easy-leas and apply to the tool surface, allow about 30 seconds for the product to start to pool and then with a new clean lint free wipe and hard even pressure you even out the excess, then with a clean microfiber cloth you gently wipe of any residual from the tool. Allow 15 min and repeat the process another 3 times, 4 applications in total. Allow the last application to cure for one hour.

The Easy-lease/wax combo is only recomended when you go from master parts to moulds. From moulds to new parts, provided that your molulds are compatable with the resins you want to use, then only easy-lease would be needed.

If you use GC50 you will need a polyester mould or a uni-mould...

Kev.

Thanks for the reply Kev. I have watched those vidoes loads of times but it

just says "after you apply the easy lease we use an optional step and apply gel coat"

Do I need to use easy-lease, mould release wax and gelcoat?

Hi,

This will answer all your questions.

Note the first 2 videos on the page, should get you in the right direction...

Kev.

Ok guys, I have all the materials, I have the moulds so what do I do now?

Can anyone tell me what goes first and how long do I wait before the next step.

I have:

Easy-Lease release agent

#8 mould release wax

GC50 Gelcoat (Do I need to spray this on)

And

Epxoxy and hardner (fast and slow)

I am confused as to what order the first 3 go and are they all needed?

Part is a hand lay Kevlar roof vent.

Is there any beginner guide for dummies I can read through.