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Any thoughts what is causing this? Part is wet lay then bagged.
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Can you use a rigid a plug with the infusion process as well or would it affect the resin flow?
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easby - 9 Years Ago
     I would say that this air is fairly normal for a wet laid part and vacuum bagging. If you want...
Fasta - 9 Years Ago
             [quote][b]Fasta (15/07/2016)[/b][hr] I would say that this air is fairly normal for a wet laid...
Zebra - 9 Years Ago
                 Can you use a rigid a plug with the infusion process as well or would it affect the resin flow?
Rovinmosin - 9 Years Ago
     As Fasta said, very normal for wet laid parts. Few coats of clear will sort it out.
Hanaldo - 9 Years Ago
     You can use a rigid plug as long as it's on top of the flow mesh and is hard enough to not crush the...
Hanaldo - 9 Years Ago

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