During composite lamination, a catalyst or hardener is required to activate the resin used in creating your finished part. In this case, a resin additive is a necessary element in the lamination process. Otherwise, fabricators use resin additives for the unique characteristics they bring to the lamination process (like an open-air cure for example) or to a finished part (like added luster).
Examine your application to determine if a resin additive is right for your project.
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MEKP (Methyl Ethyl Ketone Peroxide) is a catalyst used in the composites industry for polyester and vinyl ester...
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BPO (benzoyl peroxide) is a peroxide used for curing amine accelerated polyester resins and fillers. It leads to...
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Styrene is the recommended thinner when using polyester and vinyl ester resins and gel coats. All polyester and...
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Add Styrene Wax to non-waxed polyester resin and gel coat to prevent the prolonged tackiness associated with thin...
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Duratec® Clear High Gloss Additive can be blended with numerous gel coats to create a glossy, smooth finished...
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Fibre Glast's Non-Skid Rubber Additives are ideal for creating a durable, safe, non-skid surfaces. These...
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