Gelcoat spraying gun nozzle size?


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Oh, you mixed it with laminating resin? You could try spraying this resin instead if its not too fluid. The only difference between gelcoat and resin is a thixotrope like silica and fillers to make it hard or sandable.

Just checked the data sheet, it states "easy to brush" suggesting its a gelcoat formulated for brush application. And by formulated I mean it probably has more silica than others, simple as that.

http://www.axson-technologies.com/en/find-product/Laminating-Products/Gelcoats

Also, be careful when spraying epoxy. You DO NOT want to breathe it. Air fed mask if possible. 

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It does sound like you are using a brush only gel.  Especially as youre upto 5.5mm nozzle, have thinned it and it still won't spray. 

Warren Penalver
Easy Composites / Carbon Mods - Technical Support Assistant
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