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Uploaded by on May 17, 2008

This is the first in a series of three videos demonstrating the use of optimold low shrinkage tooling resin, in this video you will see application of release agent.
www.ecfibreglasssupplies.co.uk

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  • can someone please tell me what is plug??

  • @corvette4554 the Plug is the forma or the original product you wish to take a moulding of. also known as a buck. in this case the dark grey, primed timber part at the bigining of the video. Hope this helps.

    Kind regards

  • It's a shame that every instructional video has to have some awful music track, instead of someone explaining the process. My mute button is getting worn out, :) Would be a great video otherwise, Cheers.

  • @bwayne641 Thanks for the feed back we have a more experienced User of video soft ware working for us now so our newest videos will have more narration rather than music.

    Kind rgds ecfibreglassuk

  • Would this work on a polystyrene forma?

  • Hi, Polyester resins would melt Polystyrene, they are different ways and methods to manufacture moulds without going to the expense of a manufactured wood pattern.

    It really depends on what you are doing you are best to call us for a chat or send a detailed email on exactly what you are trying to achive, Tip: Household emulsion paint over polyestyrene forms an effective barrier if applied properly, this would let you take a 'rough' skin off a polystyrene plug.

    Hope this helps.

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  • @steveindenmark fiberglass over it

  • What is the full name of P.V.A you use,and what is the name of company that produce it? Thank you

  • So what do you have the pressure on the gun set at and what tip size?im gonna guess around 30 lbs. and a 2.5 mil tip

  • Hi Josh, This is possible as long as the metal is smoothed down and the metal is waxed with a mould release wax, you can also sponge on a few coats of PVA release agent to ensure an easy release. please visit our website address shown at the end of this video please feel free to call out tech guys on the number shown at the bottom of the web page for more info.

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