That was Doug Rupert.  Copy attached.  I originally asked the question and
never really got a direct answer on wheather or not it is needed with VE
resin or just with polyester resin.  I just laid up some glass with some VE
on a piece of cardboard.  I put some PVA in a hair spray bottle and sprayed
one half of it to experiment.  I'll see if both halves dry O.K. by tomorrow
and see how they sand and report my results.  One thing I did find is that
the VE does melt through a thin disposable plastic cup after about 20
minutes so watch what you mix it in.  I believe it also disolves some types
of foam.  The ACS catalog has information on what is compatible with what in
the foam section and you should also try it on a scrap first.

I bought my VE almost six months ago and it is about as thick as warm honey
so I think it is on its way out, but still usable.

Doug's email:

Gene; One coat brushed directly to inner surface. As long as the VE has not
had wax added or Air Dry no sanding needed. I have been watching the PVA
thread and wondered why go to all the trouble when resin/material suppliers
all carry Air Dry which is especially made to eliminate the tackiness
problem and is used for the final lay-up for a smooth slick surface that is
tack free. It just mixes with the resin after the hardener has been added
according to the manufactures proportions and works like a charm and doesn't
clog the sandpaper if later modifications or repairs are required.
Doug

Brian Kraut
Engineering Alternatives, Inc.
www.engalt.com

-----Original Message-----
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Phillip Matheson
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2005 10:00 PM
To: KRnet
Subject: Re: KR> VE resin


Someone said a few days ago,( can not find it again)
To use some Called ALL Clear ???or something in stead of WAX,
Can I get more info please. Well,  you know it is most likely call something
else in Australia.


Phillip Matheson
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Australia
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