Do you post-cure a part inside the mold, or outside (once demolded) ?


Do you post-cure a part inside the mold, or outside (once demolded) ?
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Jess8bit
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Yeah, again a silly n00b question of mine Smile

And how do you heat it ? simply by placing it in a domestic oven, @60° for some hours ?

thanks guys Smile !!
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Thank you so much for having taken the time to post a detailed explanation, CC ! Smile

I use EC Uni Mould system o build my tools, and EC IN2 Epoxy resin (+GC50 sprayed gel coat) to make the parts.

As I had bad results recently when demolding (surface defaults), I decided to let my last part cure for 2-daays before demolding. Now it's time to demold, I wonder whether I should post cure it to strengthen both the mold and the part. A bit paranoïd I guess ^^

It's my kitchen oven, yes, as I only do infusion and not prepreg (I'dlike to but lack a freezer to store the rolls, and a bigger oven as well).
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