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1st attempt ok but a few problems
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boustie
boustie
posted 13 Years Ago
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Turned out ok ish for my first attempt but i have a slight issue where small areas of the resin have stuck to the steel mould i have.
Any ideas why this may be / pointers ?. Third picture shows the steel mould where the epoxy has stuck slightly.
I used 4 layers of carbon, wet lay with peel ply, release film, fabric and then vacuum bagged it
Thanks, Pete.
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Matthieu Libeert
Matthieu Libeert
posted 13 Years Ago
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thats 'funny' had a similar problem this weekend... but with a gelcoat that didnt cure and kept sticky... will post some pictures as fast as I can...
curious if someone will be able to point out the problem
Matthieu Libeert
Founder MAT2 Composites X Sports
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www.mat2composites.com
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The resin seemed very slightly tacky when removing the peel ply, even though it had 24 hours to cure.
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how many layers of carbon should i typically use, size is approx 12cm x 60cm. Part use as and engine cover
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