removing/stopping defects and strengthen/reinforcement of a part


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Hello everybody, I contact you for a few problems about a carbon kevlar tray I ve made

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My first problem is for me a real nightmare: tiny bubbles:







I eliminated a lot them by using resin infusion (but not all of them) and using bristle roller but to have a perfect finish, I don't see any other way than to varnish (if there is an other possibility please let me know)

So I would like to know how to make this perfectly, what products do you use (I didn't see them on your shop) and the application method to have a perfect gloss finish .





For my second question, I've done this tray with 2 layers of carbon kevlar and with 2 of red traced carbon ^^ in the middle but it's too flexible specially on the 
flat part.
















I would like to know if it's possible for a next one to make it more stiff by putting a kevlar cross in the middle of the reinforcement layers Throughout the flat part and if it will be (for just one kevlar layer) visible on the exterior of the tray?

Or if is it possible to make the tray for stiff by an other way (curing?) cheaper than to put  2 or 3 more carbon reinforcement layers.





By advance, thank you for all your answers  Smile
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hello

First, thank you for your answers

I will try to be as accurate as possible.



@warren

yes, I was sure I didn't have any tiny leak because before to start the infusion, when I made the vaccum, once clamped, I waited 20/30min and the pressure mano didn't move. I verified with an ultrasonic detector: same result and 2 days after, just before to unmould: I saw the pressure level, it didn't change

Yes I putted a infusion mesh lay up, I pulled at -0.8bar with the easy composites regulator (I saw many composites workers don't pull at full vaccum) but I didn't use a line 

clamp to partially reduce the resin flow.
If it can help, I mixed too much resin to be safe and I clamped the resin entry very late (just before the resin started to go inside the catch pot)

I'm really interrested about the core material, I'll try as soon as I can, is it only usable on flat part or on any form (for infusion)

About curing, can it be done a long time after the lamination or just after? (this tray was made 2 weeks ago)





@Joe

Thank you very much Joe, happy to make you jealous ^^ do you enjoy this one?







I read my description again and it was not very accurate, I made the tray with resin infusion. I talked about the bristle roller for hand laminate, a nice weapon versus tiny 

air bubbles ^^



@maverick

I don't see what else informations you could  need, but if you have any questions about my "technique", don't hesitate ^^





Anyway, nobody know what is the correct technique to make a good varnish now to erase that horribles air bubbles? varnishing I suppose but how and with what products? 



Thank you very much Wink
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