Fiberglass resing absorption


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Evripidis
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Hi,

I would like to know how much resin the fiberglass absorbs.
For example if i have 200gr/sq mt twill glassfiber cloth what is the volume of resin that it will absorbs?
How many grams?

Generally, does fiberglass absorbs more resin than carbonfiber? For the same weight of clothes (i.e 200gr twill) which will be the heavier product after the resin infusion? and if you know does the difference will be countable? or it does not matter? 





And also what is the better type of resin that i can use. Epoxy, polyester?
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Generally the fibre/resin ratio is about 50/50. It's not about how much the fabric absorbs, it's how much you put in with it so it can be resin rich or dry, by putting more or less resin in.

Depending on application, epoxy is the superior resin
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