How close should the breather be?


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brummelisa
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I just started vacuum-bagging my CF and I wonder if the breather should only slightly touch the piece or should the breather be all over it?

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Hi,

If you wrap your breather all over your part (well, on your peelply, actually), it will give an even amount of pressure all over your part. I dont know anyone complaining for using breather could lead to the fabric not being completely applied on the mould.

Hope it helped.

 



 


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