With all the features of standard Honeywax but used for higher temperature moulding ,easier to apply than other processed waxes, retains a high gloss finish,durable and highly resistant to abrasion.
If you are using on a new fibreglass mould please read carefully for best application.
After you have finished preparing the surface of your mould wash down with hot soapy water, let dry and apply the first coat of wax, using small circular motions apply, let dry for five minutes and buff off with a clean cotton cloth, and again with another , keep these cloths seperate and use the second one after the first each time , this will ensure you are not immediately creating any uneccessary build up.
Repeat this process at least twelve times at least an hour between each application. Do not apply wax within the hour as you will just be dissolving the one you have just put on.
When all the waxes have been applied for insurance it's best to apply a coat of PVA release agent to the first lift, let dry, then apply 2 % catalyst to your gelcoat minimum, this should cure of in 20 minutes or so.
It is then advisable to apply just 2 layers of matting with 2% catalyst added to the polyester resin, what you are doing here is breaking the mould in.
After the first breaking in lift, wash the PVA release agent off with hot soapy water, then apply another 3 - 4 waxes, each again with one hour between each.
Now you can safely Gelcoat your mould (2% Catalyst minimum), and apply your reinforcement.
