Fiberglass Mold Making EP1 

Thank you! Glad they are helpful

Awesome thanks for the feedback!

Yes, here are a few pointers to apply to your wrinkle problem. consider upping your catalyst by a small amount maybe 1/4% also increase mixing time when adding MEKP and lastly increase cure time before application of FG and resin. Sounds like your gel coat is not fully cured either due to low mekp, not mixed correctly and has cold spots, or fg applied to soon not fully cured. What is happening is when you apply fg too soon or to a gel coat that is not fully cured during your roll out for bubbles the uncured gel coat breaks down and wrinkles. Hope this helps

@@iccustomsusa8048 Thank you very much! I will give this a try and let you know how it goes! Appreciate your reply! 🙏🏻 - You do great work 👍🏻!

Thanks for taking the time to respond! No I would never copy. I own another business that does alot of Fiberglass molds and I do not want others to copy my work so hence forth I would never be that person. in this video I show what I used to make to as my master. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FOrCVTFNTPs.html

I use polyester mostly. In my fiberglass one off parts series I go over material types and tools used

Easier to saturate the layers, blend seams, and use less resin

@@iccustomsusa8048 that makes sense. Thks

If you are brushing it on, 2 coats or until you cannot see your plug. That should give you a margin if wet sanding is required on the mold surface

Thanks! Hope the video provided some help.

@iccustomsusa8048 it did actually. Answered the one question I was searching for. Thank you

@@face_in_the_crowd Good Deal! Thank you comment!