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Where can O find the spray that stick the fabric to the mould ?

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Jess8bit	Jess8bit posted 13 Years Ago HOT Topic Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 133, Visits: 566	In video tutorial How to Make a Carbon Fibre Car Bonnet/Hood - Part 2/3 at about 03'22' you are using a spray that helps you to maintain the fabric. What is it and where can I find it in the webstore ? thank you
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wozza	wozza posted 13 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 688, Visits: 5.4K	Apparently there is a problem with the manufacturer, it has been showing "out of stock" on the EC website for a couple of months now. I keep asking for an update on availability but no luck so far. Carbon Copies Ltd
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Jess8bit	Jess8bit posted 13 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 133, Visits: 566	wozza (17/11/2012) Apparently there is a problem with the manufacturer, it has been showing "out of stock" on the EC website for a couple of months now. I keep asking for an update on availability but no luck so far. Thank you wozza, too bad then, at least do u know what sort of product is it ? can we use some placeholder ? I find it very handy to help positioning the layers, especially when you have to fine-position a layer. regards Edited 13 Years Ago by Jess8bit
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mikew	mikew posted 13 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 56, Visits: 128	I bought a product called elmers repositionable spray, it's clear pva light adhesive. If you lightly spray the fabric (not the mould), leave it a minute or two it's ideal. It's tacky enough but not too tacky. I'm using pro finish fabric.
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Jess8bit	Jess8bit posted 13 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 133, Visits: 566	mikew (18/11/2012) I bought a product called elmers repositionable spray, it's clear pva light adhesive. If you lightly spray the fabric (not the mould), leave it a minute or two it's ideal. It's tacky enough but not too tacky. I'm using pro finish fabric. Thank you for the tip Mikew
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fgayford	fgayford posted 13 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 433, Visits: 1.2K	Some people use 3M spray. I talked to a large manufacturer at at a trade show. I asked what they used as a tackifier and to my shock he said they used the cheapest none perfumed hair spray. He bought it by the case. Fred
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Jess8bit	Jess8bit posted 13 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 133, Visits: 566	fgayford (18/11/2012) Some people use 3M spray. I talked to a large manufacturer at at a trade show. I asked what they used as a tackifier and to my shock he said they used the cheapest none perfumed hair spray. He bought it by the case. Fred wooa ! I would be afraid it reacts with the gel coat or the infused resin in an unexpected way, wouldn't you ? It is why I'd like yo be sure to find a specific product, a neutral product thanks for the input
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Matthieu Libeert	Matthieu Libeert posted 13 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 955, Visits: 3.4K	Nice to hear of that theory of hairspray. In addition on that I can say; not to use "normal hobby sprayglue". Ive tested it and found out it forms a barrier through wich the resin can not pass, leaving dry cloth under it. Matthieu Libeert Founder MAT2 Composites X Sports website: www.mat2composites.com
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Leon	Leon posted 13 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 59, Visits: 606	All my entire project I used scotch spray mount and there is no problem in CF part quality appearance and structural. may you can try.. The price is just 8 USD, you may find it on bookstore and stationery store. Regards Leon
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Jess8bit	Jess8bit posted 13 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 133, Visits: 566	thank guys, seems like 3M spray is a good candidate.
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