20% Shrink Tape plug-making but will require more attention

but will require more attention than thinner fabrics

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It is important to note that the specific properties and performance of composites using Kevlar® pulp will depend on various factors

The spray-up process is ideally suited to quick mold or part build-up once the first layer or two of finer surfacing materials are in place

will generally create a sturdy

20% Shrink Tape plug-making but will require more attentionShrink Tape is a polyester compaction film used to wrap laminates and create mechanical pressure during cure. Unlike vacuum bagging, this tape creates pressure by way of heat, rather than vacuum. When heated, it shrinks up to 20%, compacting (or squeezing) the composite within, eliminating excess resin and air. As a result, parts feature a better fiber to resin ratio and improved physical properties. Shrink Tape is often used instead of vacuum bagging