How To: Using PeelPly
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The use of peel ply in the fibre glassing process is extremely important. The closely woven nylon cloth which is specially treated acts as a release fabric, to which epoxy will not adhere. It is applied as the last layer of the sheathing process. When applied the Peel Ply fabric should soak up the excess resin and be in full contact with the underlying laminate. This is achieved by using a Fibreglass Roller to push the Peelply evenly onto the resin and expel all air. Using a stippling action with a brush works well on small areas.
Why use peel ply?
The following are the major advantages of using Peelply.
(i) The epoxy/glass sheathing is evenly consolidated as more pressure can be applied without disturbing the fabric.
(ii) Excess epoxy is brought to the surface and is removed from the laminate minimising weight and maximising strength.
(iii) The fibreglass is pressed down onto the substrate, thereby preventing the fabric from floating.
(iv) When the Peel Ply is removed the textured surface will need minimal to no sanding, thus allowing further layers of glass/epoxy, fairing compounds or coatings to be applied. (remove
peel ply just before the application of subsequent coating).
(v) Overlap joints, and stitching on multi-axial fabric, are feathered out by using peel ply.
(vi) Significant saving in consumables & time sanding before the next step.
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The use of peel ply in the fibre glassing process is extremely important. The closely woven nylon cloth which is specially treated acts as a release fabric, to which epoxy will not adhere. It is applied as the last layer of the sheathing process. When applied the Peel Ply fabric should soak up the excess resin and be in full contact with the underlying laminate. This is achieved by using a Fibreglass Roller to push the Peelply evenly onto the resin and expel all air. Using a stippling action with a brush works well on small areas.
Why use peel ply?
The following are the major advantages of using Peelply.
(i) The epoxy/glass sheathing is evenly consolidated as more pressure can be applied without disturbing the fabric.
(ii) Excess epoxy is brought to the surface and is removed from the laminate minimising weight and maximising strength.
(iii) The fibreglass is pressed down onto the substrate, thereby preventing the fabric from floating.
(iv) When the Peel Ply is removed the textured surface will need minimal to no sanding, thus allowing further layers of glass/epoxy, fairing compounds or coatings to be applied. (remove
peel ply just before the application of subsequent coating).
(v) Overlap joints, and stitching on multi-axial fabric, are feathered out by using peel ply.
(vi) Significant saving in consumables & time sanding before the next step.
More Info on Peelply -
How NOT to use Peelply - How NOT to Use PeelPly
Peelply Tutorial - Peelply Tutorial
http://www.boatcraftnsw.com/wp-conten...
Using PeelPly to Build a Cozy -
http://www.boatcraftnsw.com/uncategor...
Why Use Peelply?
http://www.boatcraftnsw.com/portfolio...
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