Hi all, 

Honestly, I have no clue how much more resin you should mix. I really think it depends on your consumables: how long is your feed line, how long is your spiral etc.

What I personally do in a new part is weighting a little more resin that what the fabric takes. Say I mix 300 grs when I have 270 grs cloth. Then I look at the resin feed liner and if I notice I wont have enough, I clamp the resin feed, get a new liner, and mix a bit more resin (be carefull if you use fast catalyst not to take too much your time doing this). Then I pour it in the first liner when my feed line is. The second liner / pour method is used to mix the second batch of resin to avoid entrapping air in the feed line.

So next time you know how much resin weight you need. I keep track of everything in my computer so I know what I need exactly for this or that part (resin weight, feed line lengths, spiral length etc etc).  

I use double layer of distribution mesh under my vacuum line connector, but I'm not saying its the best way. Thats just how I do.

Dont forget the pics when you're done

 



 


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