is easycomp pre-preg good for structural use ?


is easycomp pre-preg good for structural use ?
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one more question ...
if i want to cure @130c , the mold materials can hold up to 80c only , can i continue curing the part after de-molding ?
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You can,but very slowly increase tempreture so parts does not deform.i have post cured unimold upto 120.
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Sorry, 
You have post cured a part with a unimold mandrel
Or you have used the unimold at curing scedule up to 
120 Celsius with out deformation? 
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