Yes I thought about that. To work with the resin in vacuum would greatly ease the problem with aerated resin. However I found that pre-heating the resin a little, stirring slowly and heating the resin after it has been applied removes almost all trapped air.
Nice! Get pics of them installed when you are done! Would like to see the effect of this red/black cloth on the NSX :biggrin:
Carbon mods has two types of resin, one which is a little thicker for "manual" applying, and one really thin for vacuum resin infusion. The thicker one is used for skinning. It is very thick at cold temps but the viscosity is greatly reduced with increasing temps. Att room remp, it is slightly thicker than maple syryp.
Get skinning then! :wink:
Tip!
I got this multitool and used it for the polishing step. I achieved much better results with this.
Have a look:
I have this enormous pile of plastic interior pieces that are up for the skinning but working a few at a time. Next in line:
Messy as hell! Cutting the CF cloth renders a lot of free strands that get flying around the room.
Get 'em skinning!
