A surface defect in which the pattern of the underlying reinforcement or core becomes visible on the finished face of a moulding, usually as a result of resin shrinkage during cure or post-cure. It is a particular concern on high-gloss gelcoated and painted panels.
Also known as: telegraphing, fibre print-through
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