We have a YouTube video that shows the process of casting with a two part polyurethane liquid plastic in a silicone mold.  If you prefer to read about it, then this post is for you. In this demonstration we used a rigid polyurethane in the silicone mold we showed in...

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Learn the steps for successful lamination with topics including vital safety measures to protect yourself during the process, the importance of surface preparation to ensure strong adhesion, cutting fiberglass to the needed size, and the best practices for mixing and applying resin for a smooth, durable finish. Safety When Working with...

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In this video, we dive into the fascinating process of casting using two-part polyurethane liquid plastic within a silicone mold. Previously, we created a silicone mold of a small toy, and now it's time to take it a step further by making a detailed replica. We'll guide you through each...

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Whether you're a hobbyist working on RC projects or a professional in the boat and aerospace industries, understanding the differences in fiberglass cloth can empower your next project. This article breaks down fiberglass cloth into four main categories: lightweight fabrics commonly used for RC projects and as surface fabric, medium weight fabrics...

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We love when our customers share their projects with us. David sent us pictures of this great looking IOM RC yacht. He used Style 106 and 1522 fiberglass cloth along with our Epoxy 2:1 system with a slow hardener. He also used glass bubbles to fair-in gaps and fumed silica...

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In this latest tutorial, we unravel the step-by-step process of creating durable and precise molds using RTV (Room Temperature Vulcanizing) silicone. Whether you're a hobbyist looking to replicate your favorite objects or a professional seeking to refine your mold-making skills, this article is tailored just for you. We'll guide you through the...

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Don't miss this video where we cover the essential aspects of laminating epoxy resin, from its uses across various projects to the fundamental steps of measuring and mixing to achieve flawless results. Learn about the versatile applications of epoxy resin and why it's a preferred material for both beginners and...

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Check out this video where we explore alternatives to the commonly used fiberglass and chopped strand mat. We uncover the strengths and applications of various composite materials, including surface veil, woven roving, aramid, carbon fiber, and knit biaxial fabric. Whether you're working with polyester, vinyl ester, or epoxy resin systems, understanding...

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If you own a boat you may be familiar with blisters. Blisters are typically a cosmetic problem but can be worse if it reaches the fiberglass laminate below.  They occur on the boat hull.  There may be just a few or there could be hundreds of them.  A blister is...

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In this part of our Gel Coat Repair series, we focus on matching gel coat colors to ensure your boat or any fiberglass part looks as good as new. Whether you're dealing with chips, scratches, or dings, getting the color match right is crucial for a seamless repair. There are two...

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Discover the process of creating a mold using chopped strand mat, also known as fiberglass mat, as well as a mold release and resin in our latest DIY video tutorial. This will take you through the intricacies of laminating chopped strand mat to produce a mold, demonstrated by crafting a...

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Gel coat is strong and durable but like any other finish, it can be subject to damage. There are several reasons it might need to be repaired. In this post, we are going to focus on scratches and cracks that are strictly cosmetic.  Not cracks that damage the fiberglass laminate...

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