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Old 22-01-2018, 14:04   #1
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Is unpainted fairing compound OK to leave for a while?
I'm doing some fiberglass repair, and have finished the glassing, next step is fairing. However, I won't have time to properly paint / gelcoat before I have to leave. Will vinyl-ester fairing compound be OK exposed to rain? Or should I wait until my next trip to do this?

Edit: I suppose I should clarify, this is compound made from vinyl-ester resin and q-cel.
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