I've seen some small parts bagging on youtube, but the instructions never "really" tell you what to do and how to handle issue that may arise.Originally Posted by Hotboat
I know if you do it wrong at this stage you blow the whole build and start over.
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I've had the fortune of watching my cousin do some glass and carbon fiber layups/vacuum bagging. He/they use PVA (Poly Vinyl Acetate) material which can be shaped easily to fit the mould and the edges can be layered/sealed together to actually make a true bag...
The demo my cousin showed was how UN-uniform about 5 layers of cloth are when worked by hand versus the same amount put under vacuum... The "bagged" part was considerably thinner and VERY uniform in thickness in comparison...
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