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brummelisa
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Hi,
I just made a toptube on a bike-frame. The tube was made from a plug that I vacuum-bagged.
I noticed that I have got a couple of "bumps" that I wonder how I can remove and to prevent for happening next time.
Can I just sand it off (I will add several layers on top of it)?
I wrapped the CF in two layers and was very careful that I didn't had any wrinkles. I used peel-ply and breather.
My concern is how can I assure not to have wrinkles when I'm vacuum-bagging? I mean when the vacuum is applied I don't have super-control if the CF wrinkles (since I can't see it through the breather).
Should I only wrap one layer at a time? (I intend to wrap 6-10 layers depending on which part I'm making.
Note, that I don't use a mold, but a plug and you can see the wrinkles in the attachment
/ Marcus
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Wrinkles when vacuum-bagging :(
brummelisa
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13 Years Ago
Can you use shrink tape instead of vacuum?
progetto
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12 Years Ago
Marcus - Just to clarify, is the peel-ply and breather being applied on the finish side of the...
AlpacaChris
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12 Years Ago
Time ago I did any composite tubetrials. The problem is that before applying vcuum, you have a...
Zorongo
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12 Years Ago
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