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To
Apply Texture to Large Areas |
| Step
6:
Secure one
edge with tape. Lightly sprinkle back side of Flex-Mold with
talcum power for a lubricant. Remove excess. |

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| Step
7:
Prepare gel
coat by checking viscosity with a #2 zon cup. *Gel coat should
run through in 45 - 50 seconds. Thin with Mini-Craft of
Florida Patch Reducer (p/n: 767PB100, 200 or 300). Catalyze gel coat cool enough to allow sufficient
cure time to complete procedure. *the
gel coat must be fluid enough to flow into the cavities of the
non-skid pattern to avoid air entrapment. Also, thick gel coat
makes it difficult to squeegee Flex-Mold down level over a large
area. |

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| Step
8:
Hold
Flex-Mold up and pour enough gel coat on surface to start a wave in
front of Flex-Mold face. Use
a proper tool (squeegee, board, paint roller) to push along behind
the Flex-Mold in a manner that will move a wave of gel coat before
the face of the Flex-Mold as it is lowered into the wave.
Continue process across entire area. |

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Another
method, when practical, is to roll Flex-Mold on a tube and then
unroll slowly to push wave of gel coat along..
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