Thanks for the answer, I make Helikopter fuselages and did not know your method without gelcoat! I will try it th next project. Best regards, Peter (from Belgium)
Primer makes the finished part pre-primed. For models you do not use a gel coat due to weight. The first layer of resin and cloth acts like a primed gel coat... In my making the wing molds coming next I show how to do the actual gel/tool coats. Subscribe and get the announcements. Thanks for the comment
@@britcharming Thanks for the answer. I make helikopter fuselages and did not know your method ! I will try it for my next project. Best regards, Peter
Good question, We use foam in the wings which are vac bagged. Video coming a little later. The fuse and tail section only require carbon fiber. Over the next couple of months will be a lot of vids showing the entire build from A to Z
Thanks for the answer, I make Helikopter fuselages and did not know your method without gelcoat! I will try it th next project. Best regards, Peter (from Belgium)
Why a primer and not gelcoat for the first layer? Great video!
Primer makes the finished part pre-primed. For models you do not use a gel coat due to weight. The first layer of resin and cloth acts like a primed gel coat... In my making the wing molds coming next I show how to do the actual gel/tool coats. Subscribe and get the announcements. Thanks for the comment
@@britcharming Thanks for the answer. I make helikopter fuselages and did not know your method ! I will try it for my next project. Best regards, Peter
Thanks for the video! Whould You use any core material-foam or honeycomb?
Good question, We use foam in the wings which are vac bagged. Video coming a little later. The fuse and tail section only require carbon fiber. Over the next couple of months will be a lot of vids showing the entire build from A to Z
thanks for sharing！
You are welcome