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09-17-2007, 10:07 AM
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| C-flex why isn't this stuff more popular? It seems like you could save some time using this material.
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09-17-2007, 09:08 PM
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| My understanding.. Is that layups using C-Flex yield a fiber / resin content of 1:1 which is about twice the amount of resin found in other layups.. There are several tables calling out fiber/resin % based on lay-up type (infusion vs. vaccuum vs. wetlay-up) All are significantly better than the C-Flex.. Additionally, my understanding is that the C-Flex is intended to be used with a special polyester resin and not epoxies or vinylesters... The Seamans webste calls out these specs... Cheers.. |
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