Spray silicone vacuum bag demo 

Thanks Luiz- we're glad you enjoyed it!

That's a good question! Normally there would be a vacuum connection through the silicone bag right over the peripheral vacuum channel. In this instance there is a connection through the lower half of the mould (in line with the vacuum channel) You can just see it in the first part of the video when the lower mould is empty.

@@siliconecomposites1890 Cool! Thanks for teaching.

It is epoxy gelcoat and epoxy is not toxic.

Hi- You can use flow mesh in exactly the same way as you would use it in a conventional infusion. In this instance it wasn't necessary as the mould is rather small and the laminate is reasonably permeable.

Hi, This mould was made just as a technical demonstration but the process is used in a variety of different applications to produce composite mouldings (i.e. marine, automotive, architectural etc) Have a look at our website www.siliconecomposites.com

OK, thanks!

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It doesn't happen. There's no bleeder, so when resin feed is clamped, only excess resin makes it to the catch pot.

Hi Paul, We filled these small detailed ares with solid silicone so that they are more likely to stay in shape and to press the fibre into the correct position under vacuum.

Hi Ted, the life expectancy of a silicone bag will depend on the resin being used but we have customers reporting between 250 to 300 cycles with a polyester resin. The general care and handling is also obviously very relevant.

@@Compositeinteg1 Thank you

I realize I am kind of randomly asking but do anybody know of a good place to watch newly released movies online ?

@Sean Gunner i use Flixzone. You can find it by googling :)

@Jaxon Clay Yea, I've been using Flixzone for since march myself =)

@Jaxon Clay Thank you, signed up and it seems to work :) I appreciate it!

@Sean Gunner glad I could help xD