pour a mold and fiber glass.
09-14-02, 05:41 PM
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pour a mold and fiber glass.
hey,
I was looking over at www.fiberlay.com, at the pour a mold as a posiblity for molding some parts. Probably a hood, or a fender, or door or something, not sure exactly yet.
But has anyone used this stuff? how well does it work?
Which one would be best?
POR-A-MOLD S333 CURES AT ROOM TEMPERATURE TO A MEDIUM HARDNESS
FLEX KAST AND CURES TO A FLEXIBLE BUT HARD WOOD COLORED PLASTIC.
POR-A-MOLD S555 CURES AT ROOM TEMPERATURE TO A FIRm PINK RUBBER
POR-A-KAST CLEAR CURES TO A RIGID (SHORE D84) OPTICALLY CLEAR PLASTIC
any help would be helpful... heheh
I was looking over at www.fiberlay.com, at the pour a mold as a posiblity for molding some parts. Probably a hood, or a fender, or door or something, not sure exactly yet.
But has anyone used this stuff? how well does it work?
Which one would be best?
POR-A-MOLD S333 CURES AT ROOM TEMPERATURE TO A MEDIUM HARDNESS
FLEX KAST AND CURES TO A FLEXIBLE BUT HARD WOOD COLORED PLASTIC.
POR-A-MOLD S555 CURES AT ROOM TEMPERATURE TO A FIRm PINK RUBBER
POR-A-KAST CLEAR CURES TO A RIGID (SHORE D84) OPTICALLY CLEAR PLASTIC
any help would be helpful... heheh
09-15-02, 01:08 PM
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Yeah I've been using fiber glass to make the molds, but some other mateial such as the pour molds, would make things a bit easier I think but, I've never tried them so.... Maybe I'll have to pick some up and give it a try.
