Hi, about to make a CFRP part using a female mould and want to know the best coating to use for the part.
I see two diffrent gelcoats on the website which are sutible for an epoxy layup, the Epoxy gelcoat and the GC50. 
I read that the GC50 gelcoat is difficult to apply by brush and I do not have the means to spray it.
Is the regular expoxy gelcoat (https://www.easycomposites.co.uk/epoxy-bonding-polyester-gelcoat-clear) easier to apply by brush?
I read that the regular epoxy gelcoat is not as UV resistant as the GC50, the part I am making will be used outdoors but mostly stored indoors and only be outdoors for upto about 20 hours per week, will UV damage be a problem here if I was to use the epoxy gelcoat?
Are there other coatings available other than the epoxy gelcoat or GC50 which I could use or Is there anything available which I could spray into the mould without requiring a professinal spraybooth and air fed respirator (I only have a regular paint spraying gun and a cartridge respirator with A1 and P3 filters).

I don't mean to start an argument, each of us is going to stick to our own beliefs and practices. My point was that I am always a bit taken a back when someone with obvious experience posts on a public forum where people who don't know any better will read comments of "go ahead, use these chemicals without proper protective equipment, you'll be fine". I just think those of us that do know about these chemicals have a responsibility to communicate that these are incredibly harsh toxins rather than compare them to barbecuing, and some people may value their health above their composites project.