Mould repair - Cleaning out non setting gelcoat/wax additive

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Lenny	Lenny posted 10 Years Ago HOT Topic Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 16, Visits: 58	I tried repairing my mould last night as there were a few pin holes in the surface. I therefore mixed up some tooling gelocat and wax additive and just filled in the holes. Its now almost 24 hours since and the repair areas are still a little tacky. I did use the correct ratio, but obviously something hasn't gone to process. Therefore, what is the best solution to fix this ? Do I wipe away the existing tacky repair and try and fill them again, or is there anything you can do to harden the existing repairs ?
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Lenny	Lenny posted 10 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 16, Visits: 58	Would you suggest a heat gun over the surface for a period of time ? I'm not entirely sure how long the repair should take to cure anyway, assumed 24 hours in ambient temp would be sufficient.
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Lenny - 10 Years Ago

Give it some heat first,see if that kicks off the cure.

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