Religious Sculpture

Religious statues, as the core form of religious art, carry multiple meanings and are the intersection of faith, culture, and art. They are not only components of religious rituals and places, but also carriers of doctrines, philosophical ideas, and historical traditions, conveying sacredness and spiritual values through visual imagery. ‌
The core function of religious statues is to strengthen faith and ritual practices. They serve as concrete representations of sacred figures such as Jesus, Buddha, and Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, helping believers to concentrate their devotion, worship, or meditate, and playing a key role in religious festivals or ceremonies, such as Buddhist stone carvings guiding practice in temples and Christian statues assisting in the dissemination of doctrine in churches.

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Preparation Of Model

The shape and size of the fiberglass product can be made using wooden or gypsum molds. It is best to make the model slightly larger to allow for shrinkage of the fiberglass.

Brush Release Agent

Brush release agent on the model to facilitate the removal of fiberglass products from the model.

Preparation Of Resin Mixture

Mix resin (such as E-44 epoxy resin) with curing agent (such as T31 or new cashew shell curing agent) and diluent (such as ethylenediamine) in a certain proportion and stir evenly.

Brushing Resin Mixture

Use a scraper or brush to apply the prepared resin mixture onto the model, paying attention to even brushing, crossing, and avoiding stacking or sagging.

Laying Reinforcement Material

Lay the cut glass cloth or other reinforcement material on the model coated with resin mixture, then use a scraper or brush to force the resin into the glass cloth, expel bubbles, and wait for the resin to penetrate the reinforcement material before laying the second layer of reinforcement material. Repeat this process until the required design layer is reached.