EL2 Laminating compared to Coating Resin


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Hello, I see that your Coating Resin can be used as a laminating resin - for me the positive of this is you state your coating resin "is pure" and can be used on top of previously fully/partly cured coating resin hence removing the need for sanding in between.....

Yet you recomend EL2 Laminating resin - positives for me being the different different slow/fast hardners that can be mixed etc.

Of course I want the best of both worlds so my question is: Does EL2 Laminating resin need to be sanded between layers to keep the mechanical properties and stop delamintion?

I have an upcoming project that will only allow the gradual addition of pieces of fibreglass etc. and being winter I will be working in the house therefore excluding the chance of using Polyester resin.

Regards, Rob
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For best results, yes sand EL2 between layers once fully cured.

Alternatively apply directly once the previous layer is tacky, and build layers up that way.

Warren Penalver
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thanks
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