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Resin infusion (Epoxi) in mould Polyester

Resin infusion (Epoxi) in mould Polyester

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Dezer	Dezer posted 8 Years Ago HOT Topic Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 74, Visits: 1.8K	Hello guys, I'm having trouble de-moulding one of my molds. Mould made with polyester and the piece was infused with epoxy resin. What is the best solution to reuse this mould and continue infusing with epoxy resin? PVA is a good solution? works well with the infusion process?
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Fasta	Fasta posted 8 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 468, Visits: 3.5K	+x Dezer - 10/2/2017 12:37:08 AM Hello guys, I'm having trouble de-moulding one of my molds. Mould made with polyester and the piece was infused with epoxy resin. What is the best solution to reuse this mould and continue infusing with epoxy resin? PVA is a good solution? works well with the infusion process? You need to get the part out of the mould first. The polyester mould should normally be fine. Sticking parts are usually improper application of the release systems or an uncured mould surface. Fastacraft Facebook page
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Resin infusion (Epoxi) in mould Polyester

Dezer - 8 Years Ago

You need to get the part out of the mould first. The polyester mould should normally be fine. Sticking parts are usually improper application of the release systems or an uncured mould surface.

Fasta - 8 Years Ago

Epoxy in polyester molds sometimes can be a bit tacky. Even if both mold and part are cured properly. But the really good release agents, like easylease (i guess, never used it) should should still b...

oekmont - 8 Years Ago

Epoxy into polyester moulds often causes a problem - especially on newer moulds or in cases where the release agent application is not perfect. Any new or newish moulds are not recommended to be used...

Warren (Staff) - 8 Years Ago

For some months I have done this mold. I believe that for this reason will not have any problems with styrene. I am currently using a hydrocarbon-based chemical mold release and yet one of my infuse...

Dezer - 8 Years Ago

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