How do you get fiberglass out of a mold?
Furthermore, how do I make a fiberglass mold out of an existing part?
clean the part well, apply several layers of release wax, and then apply fiberglass, a few light plys at a time so it doesn't heat up and warp while drying. Keep building it up until sufficient thickness has been made, and then carefully peel it off the part.
- Sketch the design of your spoiler with careful attention to the location where it will mount into your car.
- Carve a block of foam into the shape you desire.
- Apply the polyester primer by spraying it directly on top of the Bondo.
- Separate the fiberglass sheet into strands.
Besides, how many layers of fiberglass do you need for a mold?
For example, 9-10 layers of 1.5oz fiberglass mat will give you a mold thickness of around . 38" (which on a small mold is perfectly acceptable). On larger fiberglass molds, it may be more practical to add core materials to bring the mold up to the desired level of stiffness.
Fiberglass resins will not stick to woods that have been treated. They only stick to untreated, clean, dry wood. Redwood is not only usually treated, but it also contains a waxy substance prohibiting adhesion.