Why my first infusion went so bad>?


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TomDesign
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Any help and advise please. i cleaned with easy lease then put 200 gr cf 1 layer and 2 layer 450 frp. then bag then infusion. then next day i gave like plus 23 was outside so i put near working place and next day found this final grand




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ChrisR
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Looks like a couple of things, the bridging has caused a flow path for the resin, a couple of air bubbles in the inlet pipe maybe but more likely just air bubbles trapped as the resin flowed so quickly in that area.

Did you de-gas? there are lots of little bubbles everywhere so that would suggest you didn't

How long did you pull the vacuum before infusing? I've had that sort of poor finish when I didn't leave it long enough before infusing.

The general poor surface finish may be part of the above but most likely the part infused too quickly so couldn't wet out properly (combination of the bridging flow path and too quick a mesh / lack of damn at the outlet?
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