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Why use surface tissue when laying up fibreglass?

April 26, 2017fibreglass laying tissue

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Why use surface tissue when laying up fibreglass?

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Surface tissue has very high resin pick up and is normally used behind the gelcoat layer to provide additional strength by getting fibers close to the surface in complex areas of the mould. Tissue is also used as an aid in preventing “read through” of the internal structure of the fibreglass.