By carboncactus - 5/17/2013 7:11:39 PM
Just wondering what you guys do when you have a 90 degree flange and almost no gap.
Heres an example:
The gap there is almost nil, but gelcoat will still get in there even if its a tenth of a mm.
When I use filleting wax, even the slightest pressure pushes the flange and this happens:
The other issue is that by using filleting wax, i create a radius, losing some definition.
What do you guys do in these situations? |Could I not just skip the filleting wax and hope the release wax seal a gap that small? Thanks
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By Zorongo - 3/6/2014 9:06:17 AM
To fill gaps and "one use" radius, plasticine works nice. But it can deform under pressure, so be carefull depending on your consolidating process.
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