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| Mold-in Non-Skid I am looking for a product to install in a mold and gelcoat over to produce a finished non-skid pattern on the finished part. Can anyone help? |
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| You could have a look at FLEX-MOLD Gibco Flex-Mold 6657 E. Peden Rd. Ft. Worth, TX USA 76179 Phone: (817) 236-5021 Fax: (817) 236-5020 Email: gibco@swbell.net Sales Contact: Bethny Porter Distributor Manufacturer Offers the Gibco Flex-mold, a patented system designed for boatbuilders and boat repair yards. Boatbuilders can apply Flex-Mold to plugs to achieve a consistent look, and repair yards can now repair/repattern the non-skid decks of existing boats. However I found some PVC placemets at the "IKEA"store (don't now if it exists in the US), could be used somebit cheaper Greets,
__________________ Daniel Peeters |
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| Re: non-skid I looked at flex-mold but I saw something a while ago that was a rigid panel (1/4" - 3/4") with a shark skin or rev-diamond. It could be placed in the plug. |
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| You can mix some colloidal silica in gel coat then apply it to your plug with either a smooth foam roller or spray it on with a cup gun sporting a large diameter nozzle. The cup gun approach gives more consistent results. It takes some experience and skill to get right, but I believe this is the method used by many manufacturers of tooling. |
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