Whoops !
I have just realised I made the classic mistake of sending a personal e-mail to
the whole list, sorry for clogging up your in-trays. However, the reply is
probably relevant to everyone on the list, so if you dont mind I will ask the
question to everyone.
My question to Allan Hall was about a technique he used when doing close-out
lay-ups. I think he does the wetting out of each ply on cling film first and
then placing it on the foam, thus ensuring the minimum and even amount of epoxy
and keeping those fibres as straight as possible. Has anyone else used this
technique ?
I was not sure if you wet out one piece at a time and build up the layers before
placing them all on the core or place them on the core individually.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Pete Thomas
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