Model | Description | Size: | PN |
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TR-102 | A firm carnauba based mold release paste wax blended with other synthetic waxes for use in various thermo-set composite molding applications. | 14 oz. | 01-01598 |
On new or reconditioned tooling, suggest use of the sealer glaze TR-301 prior to waxing for added release, gloss and mold life. Apply wax with sponge applicator in thin even circular motion to the mold surface. Allow to haze dry (approx. 5-10 min) and polish wipe to gloss finish. For new or reconditioned molds apply a minimum of 6 coats of paste wax, waiting approx. 30-60 minutes between applications for the wax to harden after the polish wipe. Best results obtained if after application mold is allowed to stand overnight and a subsequent final coat of wax release applied following day prior to gel coating. Follow with a coat of wax for the first 2-3 parts released. Then determine how many parts can be effectively produced before re-waxing is required. This will vary depending on molding condition, configuration, resin, mold cycles, effective cure of production gel coat and other factors.
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It has a slight chemical smell but not strong or overpowering.