Polyester Bondo on epoxy fiberglass?

Toxx

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A basic question:


My Fiberglas resin is based on epoxy, will it work to cover it with bondo based on polyester?
 
Do you sand the epoxy coat before applying the bondo?

yeah, I use it on pep. I do it mostly to get the polygonal edges rounded and of course it helps the adhesion of the filler.

If anything, a light scuffing is enough for it to stick.
 
yeah, I use it on pep. I do it mostly to get the polygonal edges rounded and of course it helps the adhesion of the filler.

If anything, a light scuffing is enough for it to stick.

Ok, i will see.

Have to wait my epoxy to be cured, need about 24h, but is still a little bit sticky, maybe to much hardener?...

think i should go next time with polyester-resin.

In your videos you are using smooth-on 321, isn't it a PU-Resin?
 
Ok, i will see.

Have to wait my epoxy to be cured, need about 24h, but is still a little bit sticky, maybe to much hardener?...

think i should go next time with polyester-resin.

In your videos you are using smooth-on 321, isn't it a PU-Resin?

yeah, but I prefer expoxamite laminating Epoxy Resin now adays. I have a video for that as well.
 
yeah, but I prefer expoxamite laminating Epoxy Resin now adays. I have a video for that as well.

Think you also live in an area with cold climate conditions where it is unconfortable at an "well aerated area" in winter. :love

Do you use a mouse sander or something for your scuff sanding after epoxy?
 
Epoxy is sometimes used as a primer on materials that can't stand polyester. For instance, many surfboards are made from a styrofoam core with a layer of epoxy and then covered with polyester-resin and fibreglass.
 
Epoxy is sometimes used as a primer on materials that can't stand polyester. For instance, many surfboards are made from a styrofoam core with a layer of epoxy and then covered with polyester-resin and fibreglass.

Ok, the epoxy looks really Sleek and glazed so is think I will sand it a little bit
 
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