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| vinylester sanding coat Does anyone know if surfacing agent will work with vinylester resin? I want to put a finish on my VE layup, and would like to make the final coat tack free for sanding purposes. Thanks, Don |
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| Works fine. -jim lee |
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| If you mean wax, yes.
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| Thanks, guys, I thought it was probably ok, but couldn't find it in writing. Will put it to the test in the morning! |
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| paraffine solution in styrene, which is what you guys call wax, indeed works fine. But there are curing agents that make the VE cure non-tacky.
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| I too have wonered about this. We are building cat hulls over a male mold and I thought about using wax to make it sand better and sooner but am worried about wax contamination for additional fairing. Is this not a concern? What might the other curing agents be? [IMG] ![]() 100_2999 by boatsmith, on Flickr[/IMG] |
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| VE cures pretty hard and tackless anyways compared to ISO poly. I use it all the time and find it ok to sand. I would not put the wax in it. JMO |
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