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<strong>Hawkeye</strong> Industries Inc.


There are two methods for applying StyroSafe Fast Cure<br />

Laminating Resin.<br />

•Use the first method when the dimensional tolerances of<br />

the plug are tight.<br />

•Use the second method when the dimensional tolerances<br />

of the plug are not tight.


First Method―StyroSafe Laminate over-coated <strong>with</strong><br />

tooling putty for re-cut.


1. When cutting, cut the plug<br />

dimensionally smaller than<br />

full size, from ½ to ¾ inch<br />

smaller.<br />

2. When you finish shaping<br />

your foam piece, clean and<br />

blow off foam particles that<br />

are left from sanding or<br />

shaping.


3. Stir the StyroSafe in its container.<br />

4. Pour the desired amount into a cup or bucket. The<br />

amount to catalyze will depend on the temperature in<br />

your work area and how quickly you will be able to<br />

apply the product.<br />

5. Catalyze at 1 to 2 percent <strong>with</strong> Cadox L-50 or<br />

equivalent. The amount of catalyst used will affect gel<br />

time, so once again, consider how quickly you will be<br />

able to apply the product. Mix thoroughly.


6. Apply a thin film of<br />

StyroSafe resin to<br />

the foam. You will<br />

want to work in an<br />

area small enough so<br />

that the StyroSafe<br />

will not begin to gel<br />

before you are<br />

finished work.


7. Apply glass to the wet-out area<br />

8. Wet out any dry spots, being careful<br />

not to over saturate the glass.


9. Roll out the glass to<br />

remove any bubbles.


10. Continue the process until<br />

the resin and the glass have<br />

been applied to the entire<br />

service.


11. Scuff the entire plug <strong>with</strong> 60- to 80-<br />

grit sandpaper, then apply a tooling<br />

(machinable) compound.


12. Re-cut the plug to correct<br />

dimensions.


13. Seal cut plug <strong>with</strong> Duratec<br />

13. Seal cut plug <strong>with</strong> Duratec Polyester or Vinyl Ester<br />

Sealer.<br />

14. After sealer becomes tacky, apply Duratec Surfacing<br />

Primer or Duratec EZ Sanding Primer.<br />

15. Sand at 400 grit and let stand overnight. Finish<br />

sanding <strong>with</strong> desired grit, compound and polish<br />

<strong>with</strong> Aqua-Buff Tuff-Stuff Fast Cut Compound and<br />

Aqua-Buff GlossMaster Polish.


OPTIONAL<br />

16. For the ultimate gloss surface, apply Duratec Polyester<br />

Hi-Gloss Coating or Duratec Vinyl Ester Hi-Gloss<br />

Topcoat. This will be done before compounding and<br />

polishing.<br />

17. Sand at 400 grit and let stand overnight; finish<br />

sanding <strong>with</strong> the desired grit, compound and polish<br />

<strong>with</strong> Aqua-Buff Tuff-Stuff Fast Cut Compound and<br />

Aqua-Buff GlossMaster Polish.


Second Method―StyroSafe Laminate over-coated<br />

<strong>with</strong> Duratec Primers for immediate <strong>mold</strong>-making.


1. When you finish shaping<br />

your foam piece, clean and<br />

blow off foam particles that<br />

are left from sanding or<br />

shaping.


2. Stir the StyroSafe in its container.<br />

3. Pour the desired amount into a cup or bucket. The<br />

amount to catalyze will depend on the temperature in<br />

your work area and how quickly you will be able to<br />

apply the product.<br />

4. Catalyze at 1 to 2 percent <strong>with</strong> Cadox L-50 or<br />

equivalent. The amount of catalyst used will affect gel<br />

time, so once again, consider how quickly you will be<br />

able to apply the product. Mix thoroughly.


5. Apply a thin film of<br />

StyroSafe resin to<br />

the foam. You will<br />

want to work in an<br />

area small enough so<br />

that the StyroSafe<br />

will not begin to gel<br />

before you are<br />

finished work.


6. Apply glass to the wet out area<br />

7. Wet out any dry spots, being careful not<br />

to over saturate the glass.


8. Roll out the glass to remove<br />

any bubbles.


9. Continue the process until<br />

resin and glass have been<br />

applied to the entire service.<br />

10. If desired, you can build a<br />

“thicker” surface by adding<br />

more resin and glass.


11. Scuff the entire plug <strong>with</strong> 60- to 80-<br />

grit sandpaper.


11. Apply Duratec Base Primer 120 mils,<br />

4mm thick.


12. Sand <strong>with</strong> 80- to 180-grit sandpaper.<br />

13. Apply Duratec Polyester Surfacing Primer or Easy<br />

Sanding Primer.<br />

14. Sand at 400 grit and let stand overnight. Finish sanding<br />

<strong>with</strong> the desired grit, compound and polish <strong>with</strong> Aqua-<br />

Buff Tuff-Stuff Fast Cut Compound and Aqua-Buff<br />

GlossMaster Polish.


OPTIONAL<br />

15. For the ultimate gloss surface, apply Duratec Polyester<br />

Hi-Gloss Coating or Duratec Vinyl Ester Hi-Gloss<br />

Topcoat. This will be done before compounding and<br />

polishing.<br />

16. Sand at 400 grit and let stand overnight; finish sanding<br />

<strong>with</strong> the desired grit, compound and polish <strong>with</strong> Aqua-<br />

Buff Tuff-Stuff Fast Cut Compound and Aqua-Buff<br />

GlossMaster Polish.


• To purchase StyroSafe,<br />

Duratec and Aqua-Buff<br />

<strong>products</strong> contact <strong>Hawkeye</strong><br />

Industries toll free at 1-800-<br />

977-0060.<br />

• For more information about<br />

the full line of our <strong>products</strong>,<br />

visit our web site at<br />

www.duratec1.com.

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