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Add to CartEvercoat PVA Mold Release is a water-soluble liquid mold release that forms a smooth parting film, allowing a glossy finish on molded surfaces. This product promotes complete cure of Polyester Gel Coat.
Mold Release is best applied by spraying, however, this product can also be applied with a soft bristle brush. 8 fl. oz. should cover approximately 20 sq. ft.
Gel Coat Application
When used to promote the complete cure of Gel-Coat, do the following:
PVA Mold Release can be removed from mold or gel coat with water.
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What is Evercoat PVA Mold Release 8 oz. used for?
Evercoat PVA Mold Release is a water-soluble liquid mold release that creates a smooth parting film on molded surfaces. It helps provide a glossy finish and can also be used to promote complete curing of Polyester Gel Coat.
How do you apply Evercoat PVA Mold Release?
Evercoat PVA Mold Release is best applied with a small-orifice spray gun using 90-100 psi or an aerosol spray, from 12-18 inches away. Apply a mist coat followed by a heavier full wet coat. It can also be applied with a soft bristle brush.
How much area does the 8 oz. size of Evercoat PVA Mold Release cover?
The 8 fl. oz. size of Evercoat PVA Mold Release should cover approximately 20 square feet. Actual coverage can depend on how the product is applied and the amount used to form the mold release film.
How is Evercoat PVA Mold Release used with Polyester Gel Coat?
To promote complete curing of Gel Coat, apply one full wet coat of Evercoat PVA Mold Release to the uncured gel coat surface by spray or brush. Allow the gel coat to cure for 4-6 hours before removing the mold release.
How do you remove Evercoat PVA Mold Release?
Evercoat PVA Mold Release is water-soluble and can be removed from the mold or gel coat with water. When applying it by brush, allow the coat to dry approximately 30-60 minutes before applying resin to the mold.
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