Abstract: Ethylenically unsaturated monomer solutions containing ethylenically unsaturated polyisocyanurate resins are thickened to moldable non-sticky gels by the formation in said solution of minor amounts of cross-linked polyurethane resin mixtures. These are made by the addition of polyisocyanates and certain low molecular weight polyols and urethane formation catalysts. When these moldable gels are fully cured, their physical properties are nearly equal to those cast from the ungelled polyisocyanurate monomer copolymer.

Abstract: Ethylenically unsaturated monomer solutions are thickened to moldable gels by the formation of homogeneous urylene-linked linear saturated polyester/polyurethane resin mixtures. These are made by the addition of certain diamines to monomer solutions containing isocyanate terminated polyester/polyurethane resins. These gels exhibit improved laminar flow characteristics at moderate molding temperatures and pressures and retain these flow characteristics even when they contain as high as 80 percent concentrations of a filler such as 1-inch fiber glass filaments. The method comprises shaping the gel to obtain a shaped tractable article and then further shaping the shaped tractable article until the article becomes intractable. Shaping can be by casting in a mold or by compression molding.

Abstract: Ethylenically unsaturated monomer solutions are thickened to moldable gels by the formation of homogeneous urylene-linked linear saturated polyester/polyurethane resin mixtures. These are made by the addition of certain diamines to monomer solutions containing isocyanate terminated polyester/polyurethane resins. These gels exhibit improved laminar flow characteristics at moderate molding temperatures and pressures and retain these flow characteristics even when they contain as high as 80 percent concentrations of a filler such as 1-inch fiber glass filaments.