Hi Warren,

This is the mould i have made of my roof which i intend to cut off



I havnt made a carbon part as of yet

I hope it does release better than the mould on the car,

Ps

I need some rs 500 carbon bonnet vents

You now owe me a track lap in your carbon fiber Dolomite

Joking... but happy it turned out good.

 



 


    A $1000 electronic device will always protect a 10 cents fuse

loL

I believe your cracks are the result of having your gelcoat too thick, any bending of the mold will crack thick gelcoat.

The best way to fix it is to V out the whole crack and then mix up some of the same gelcoat you used and build it up layer by layer. If you get gravity

on your side fill the crack just barely and put a tightly stretched piece of clear packaging tape down over it. It will flatten things down quite well. Once cured you will have to carefully bd sand the repair down flat and polish. I use 2 or 3 inch pieces of paint sticks.

Another thought. You will wax the mold on your next part anyway so wax will seal the crack. Your part will have a slight crown which is easy to sand down.

Fred