Unimould - Veins of coupling coat through gelcoat

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LaxFriedrichs	LaxFriedrichs posted 12 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 58, Visits: 450	Thanks
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carbonfibreworks	carbonfibreworks posted 12 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 292, Visits: 4.5K	I have had the same situation caused by not having the correct thickness of gelcoat, I used easy lease on the moulds and had no issues. Chris www.carbonfibreworks.co.uk
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LaxFriedrichs	LaxFriedrichs posted 12 Years Ago HOT Topic Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 58, Visits: 450	After sanding down the mould to remove the edging marks of the release tape there is the odd 'vein' (more capillary) of coupling coat coming through the gelcoat. There maybe two on the whole mould, so I'd imagine the gelcoat thickness, overall, is fit for purpose? Can these be ignored, or must I repair? For the repair, do I take a small very shallow divot on the vein, fill with gelcoat, and sand over. It's time consuming, so if I can ignore it I will... Cheers!
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