+x+xAnd you're not bleeding out too much resin without a perforated film between the peel ply and the breather?
Good question that...I'm pretty new at this so I appreciate you asking it. This is a complex three part closed mold and I let the resin get almost tacky before putting it together which helps with trimming and extensive seams. And I don't use a lot of pressure, just closing down the seam and compressing the fiber a bit.
The appearance is very good so I hope I'm not removing to much resin.
If it looks good then you're fine, the surface finish will suffer before anything else does. You may in fact still be quite resin rich, hard to say. If you wanted to know, you could weigh your carbon before starting, then weigh the finished piece afterwards and subtract the weight of the carbon. That would tell you how much resin is left in the piece and you could calculate your fibre:resin fraction.
+xJust out of curiosity, how many cycles do you expect from your bladders?
Depends on a lot of things, complexity of the part, how difficult it is to release the bladder after, etc. With epoxy, typically only 15-20 pulls before the silicone starts to break down.