Nice to see such masterpiece 😊( we are waiting more vidios with home made autoclave!!!) By the way what does it mean (in the beginning of the video - "W2")
W2 is a Release agent for polyester and gelcoats - Release wax special for metal moulds, i use it so you create a barrier between the wax and the pva so you wont get fisheye pva.
no need for b stage at polyester/vinylester. The most tooling gelcoats cure tacky on the air side so you have some days time to finish it. With parafine additive it won‘t cure „tacky“ on the air side.
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Where can I find this high temp vinyl-ester gel coat? 😊
Hi, normal with every decent composit shop. Most vinylester gelcoats can hold arround 110°C
Nice to see such masterpiece 😊( we are waiting more vidios with home made autoclave!!!) By the way what does it mean (in the beginning of the video - "W2")
W2 is a Release agent for polyester and gelcoats - Release wax special for metal moulds, i use it so you create a barrier between the wax and the pva so you wont get fisheye pva.
better with music 😁
thnx for pointing it out! did add music.
nice video thanks for sharing. do you let the coats dry completely so they are still tacky or complete dry without and tack ?
Hello, I let the gelcoat completely dry the couplingcoat I let dry until its little tacky.
no need for b stage at polyester/vinylester. The most tooling gelcoats cure tacky on the air side so you have some days time to finish it. With parafine additive it won‘t cure „tacky“ on the air side.