text: Chris: Can you center fill on top of multiple layers of soric?
  Chris: With the soric inside layers of reinforcement obviously
  Joel:  Dont see why not. Just plan the resin brake accordingly since the resin front on the top will flow faster than the on the mold surface
  Chris: so would shooting from the side keep it even top and bottom? Maybe thats my issue with pinholes sometimes
  Joel: Doubt it, it’s the flow mesh that makes the top flow faster.
  Joel:  Best way to test is small panels done on a piece of glass so you can see what’s going on
  Chris: Im about out of my inter-laminar flow media and dont know where to get more, that seemed to help with the speed of fill.
  Joel: I’ve tested with several flow meshes but never any that go in between the layers. The blue mesh seems to flow about twice as fast as the green even though they look identical other than the color
  Joel: But it seems letting the flow go as slow as you can get away with without it kicking too early is better at eliminating pin holes. It seams that when the resin travels fast it’s more likely to leave tiny bits of air trapped
  Chris: I had some woven glass stuff that was stiff and didnt distort, like a flow mesh but I got it from a guy and dont know where to get rolls of it
  Chris: my epoxy is 1500cps mixed.... slow is an understatement
  Joel: Yeah you might wanna find something thinner
  Chris: :)
target: Joel has tested with several flow meshes and the blue one seems to flow about twice as fast as the green one. Chris got woven glass mesh that was stiff and didn't distort. Chris's epoxy is 1500 cps so will probably get something thinner. 