The vacuum infusion process starts with placing dry fiber reinforcement materials, such as fiberglass or carbon fiber, into a mold to maximize structural properties. Core materials can also be incorporated to improve part stiffness and physicals. Perforated release film and breather cloth are placed over the laminate followed by the vacuum bag which is made of thermoplastic film. The bag is sealed over the entire assembly and a vacuum is applied. Catalyzed resin is introduced into the mold through resin injection ports fully wetting out the laminate as air is eliminated via the vacuum. The part is allowed to cure with or without the addition of heat, the bagging materials are removed, and the part is demolded.