The production of the flagpole takes place from the outside inwards. The mold that determines the length and diameter of the flagpole must first be prepared. The outer layer of the mast is a cut-to-size paint film on which a polyester resin with a suitable color pigment is applied with a paint roller.

When the paint is dry enough, lamination will continue. The layers of glass cloth and resin are placed alternately on the paint layer until the desired composition is achieved. 

The next step is to place a pressure film (a film tube into which compressed air is introduced) in the middle of the laminate and fold the laminate around the pressure film to complete the mast blank.

The blank is placed tightly in a mold and compressed air is introduced into the pressure film tube in the middle of the laminate. The mast blank remains in shape until a chemical reaction takes place in the resin and the mast begins to retain its shape. The form is then opened and removed from the finished flag.