Gel coat issues with easy-lease for fibreglass wet lay up


Gel coat issues with easy-lease for fibreglass wet lay up
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Hi, I have recently purchased some of your chemical release agent and am having some issues getting the gel coat to lie in the mould properly. It appears to be repelling in areas and I am having to keep rebrushing to ensure complete coverage.
In it's self this is not an issue, however I am concerned this reworking of the gel coat is causing the 'alligatoring' issues I am experiencing.

I have followed the product instructions, used the mould cleaner, and applied 4 coats of easy-lease 24 hours prior to lay-up.

Have you any suggestion as to what I may be doing wrong please?

Many thanks, Tony
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Gel coat issues with easy-lease for fibreglass wet lay up
Maxirally - 12 Years Ago
     You are not doing anything wrong. Easylease makes such a repellant surface that often any steep...
Warren (Staff) - 12 Years Ago
             When putting on a coat of wax would this have to be polished off as normal, Would it remove the...
Boat Planter - 12 Years Ago
     The wax is lightly buffed as normal. For reapplication the Easylease is loaded in solvants anyway...
Warren (Staff) - 12 Years Ago

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