Date: 10/12/2000, 1:27 pm
Have you tried waxing the plug, then coating it with the mold release?
Nick suggested I do that when building my glass seats, and it makes things release even easier than with mold release alone.
Shawn
: At the present time I am in the process of building a plug of a kayak from
: which I want to cast a fibergglass mold. From this mold I intend to build
: my kayak. In the past I have had problems with the mold not separating
: well from my plug. I have made my plug from regular seaming compound
: because it is soft and easily sanded,however, after I have applied my
: parting compound to the plug I find that the resin which I use to make the
: mold of the plug eats its way through the parting compound into the plug
: and six months of work is ruined. I am looking for something to coat my
: plug which is made of seaming compound so that it will become a barrier to
: the effects of the resin and will prevent it from reacting with my plug.
: Has anyone out there got any idea what I can use as an effective
: barrier????? Thanks
Messages In This Thread
- kayak building
mark -- 10/12/2000, 12:34 pm- Re: John R. Sweet link
Shawn Baker -- 10/12/2000, 5:20 pm- Re: John R. Sweet link
Hafte -- 10/16/2000, 10:19 am
- Re: kayak building
Kent LeBoutillier -- 10/12/2000, 4:02 pm- Re: kayak building
garland reese -- 10/12/2000, 7:43 pm- Re: kayak building
Tom -- 10/12/2000, 5:31 pm- Re: kayak building
Tony -- 10/13/2000, 4:34 pm
- Re: kayak building
- Re: Wax the plug?
Shawn Baker -- 10/12/2000, 1:27 pm - Re: John R. Sweet link
- Re: John R. Sweet link