Polyester Surfacing Veil is uniform and can be used in a variety of composite manufacturing processes.

It is the first layer paved right against the gel coat as the skin coat during processing.

It absorbs resin after infused, then the final product shows a brighter and smoother. Perfect surface and without imprint coming from Fiber, and/or stitching yarn.

Surfacing Veils applies a surface layer as a barrier for aesthetic enhancement and corrosion resistance of finished parts.

Easy to process due to high tensile strength.

Form an resin/gelcoat accumulation layer.

Super chemical  and weather resistance.

Excellent smooth surface finish effect.

Compatible with thermoset resins.

Controlled resin drainage.

High abrasive resistance.

Reduce time and labor.

Good resin retention.

High elongation.

Excellent resin wet-out.

Reduced abrasion of molds.

Prevention of fibre print through.

Material without chemical binder.

Becomes translucent absorb resin.

Bright, smooth and without imprint final surface.

Higher glossiness surface by rich resin layer reflects.

Easy operation by paved directly against the mould or gelcoat.

Polyester surfacing veil added to the lamination process eliminates that obstacle by producing a consistent resin-rich surface.

It is protected under the surface of a UV gel coat or clear resin that will not scratch or peel off. The importance that is added to the finished piece to high imperfections.

Printout on the surface of an FRP laminate has one primary source: resin Shrinkage. Polyester surfacing veil added to a lamination schedule will dramatically reduce the resin shrinkage at the surface, giving it a smooth and consistent resin-rich surface.

Polyester surfacing veil creates a condition where resin is more evenly dispersed at the surface. Instead of resin-rich pockets, the resin is more evenly distributed at the surface.

Polyester surfacing veil reduces the wear from the rovings’. The veil protects the costly die from accelerated deterioration.