sealing a closed mould?


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I am about to bladder mould a part within closed moulds and was thinking that this may try push a bunch of resin out through the clamped flanges and just be messy?? Hopefully not?

The flanges are just flat and have some location bumps.

Does anyone have a clever temp trick for sealing my flanges?

It's a wet layup epoxy job.

Maybe just a bead of epoxy glue in within the flange would be thick enough to stop any flow? Or maybe an automotive gasket goo?




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The moulds are prepped with Frekote 700 which is a silicone base system. The silicone sealant may bond the moulds together.

I have had a silicone issue in the past where I cast a silicone part in a frekote mould and it stuck permanent.

The flanges are also waxed but Id still rather not use silicone.

I might try some small tests with PVA glue or clag craft glue?




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