Just using the OEM fender as a mold, I made a carbon fiber version weighing half. #kawasakininja #motorcycle #ninja250 #triumphmotorcycles #diy #roadrace #carbonfiber
The video makes it look easier than it is :) Resin is liquid so it wants to run away from e.g. vertical surfaces. How do you make sure you get enough resin everywhere and it doesn't just pool at the bottom?
This an important consideration! I use fast cure epoxy for any project without a pressure source (vacuum bag, sand bag, positive & negative mold, etc.) I try to finish layup just before the epoxy kicks in. Secondly, using the squeegee method to remove excess epoxy from each sheet (as credited to Xyla’s channel) is a great way to ensure excess does not run downward.
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The video makes it look easier than it is :) Resin is liquid so it wants to run away from e.g. vertical surfaces. How do you make sure you get enough resin everywhere and it doesn't just pool at the bottom?
This an important consideration! I use fast cure epoxy for any project without a pressure source (vacuum bag, sand bag, positive & negative mold, etc.) I try to finish layup just before the epoxy kicks in.
Secondly, using the squeegee method to remove excess epoxy from each sheet (as credited to Xyla’s channel) is a great way to ensure excess does not run downward.