Uni mould coulping coat


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posted 9 Years Ago HOT
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Hi just a quick question

I have read up and watched your tutorials but still a little unsure on how long I should leave the coupling coat and the light weight matt ply to cure before moving onto the main heavy plies with uni-mould tooling resin.

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Ian
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posted 9 Years Ago HOT
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That is correct.

Warren Penalver
Easy Composites / Carbon Mods - Technical Support Assistant
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Uni mould coulping coat
Porkster0 - 9 Years Ago
     You can move on as soon as it is hard.
Hanaldo - 9 Years Ago
     Hanaldo is essentially correct. The time it takes for the Coupling Coat to cure varies depending on...
Warren (Staff) - 9 Years Ago
     Hi Hanaldo and Warren Thanks for the replys I am in no rush just didn't want to leave it too long !...
Porkster0 - 9 Years Ago
     That is correct.
Warren (Staff) - 9 Years Ago

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