Trouble with perfect finish


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Davidpetty1988
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Hi I'm doing resin infusion and I'm very happy with the glossy finish apart from some tiny gaps around the fibres on the surface finish.any ideas where I might be going wrong?
http://www.talkcomposites.com/Uploads/Images/67f73a13-efe7-4660-8fd7-f42f.jpg
I hope its a clear enough picture thanks in advance 
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davro
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As previously said clamp the resin output line first and allow the vacuum in the bag to suck in some resin before clamping the resin input line this should give you a nice resin rich part, without the pin holes Smile 

The clamping time can vary depending on the area of the sheet your pulling.



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