Is this ok to use with Resin?
199856
Yes...if you are using photos you are still going to want to seal them before using the resin
400365
As long as the sandpaper is no more course than 600 grit you should be ok....the resin contains some cutters and it will bring luster back to the paint.....
699817
This is a high quality resin and if you can refill that system with raw resin then this will work fine. If you can't refill the cartridge then you may run into some issues.
508947
If you're concerned try roughing the surface first, that will give the resin more places to stick. in my experience it isn't a good idea to use only part of a package; its water activated so if there is any moisture in the air it will cure on its own, so if you need less buy the two inch instead, but for a heavy duty job like pipe repair I would go for 4 inch and use most or all of it, that's how it was designed.
1058969
Absolutely! Just be sure it's diluted properly. Let surface air dry as well.
1016018
I use it to shape, drill and work resin all the time. It does a fantastic job. Just turn your speed down so it doesn't melt the material as opposed to grinding/chipping it away.
426291
I have used this on plastic pieces to make copies for lost/broken piece and it worked well. Now pouring in a plastic resin to make a part will not work if the plastic curing process is high head - like most. That will melt/distort the material as it is flexible at 160 degrees F. If making a copy with plastic parts I would recommend a silicone mold. If using something like green stuff - this would work well.
1562337
Hi again Good question and very important. You really do not want to use a GLOSS resin as a laminating resin because it has a surfacing agent mixed-in. It can cause delaminations. Polyester LAMINATING would be the call
2045680
No. It will cause problems like gumming up and attracting dirt. Best to use the Silicone.
626591
I use a small paper note pad and squirt two even puddles of resin and hardener on the pad. Then I mix the two puddles together well. I mix a little more than I think I need for the job and use any extra on any other any other projects I have.
1521374
Must be put in a cool dry place. Make sure exact equal parts are mixed it's important or it won't harden. If mix properly it is usually 24 hours. I put my creations on a tray with a paper towel (you don't want to get this resin on anything it will ruin it) and place in my micro wave over night, just remember not to turn it on. The reason why is if you have animals or children or anything falls on the resin or touches it you won't get a perfect product.
2010212
I think it depends mostly on what you're using them for. I made bracelets with these and the domes gave it a really clean, more professional look. I think you could definitely use resin without the domes but I've never personally tried it.
996015
you do not need to soak it. you would just be deionizing the water you are using to soak. as a matter of fact, when putting new resin in a canister, you should fill it partially then tap the canister so the resin settles, then repeat the process until the canister is full. This packs the resin nicely and prevents flow through. I also use a filter sock in the canister to prevent beads from exiting. The resin does not expand. store as dry as possible.
1682436
Yes, I mix Flex Coat 2 part epoxy in them all the time. There is only one catch though, I pour the resin in one cup and the hardener is another cup. I tried pouring both parts in the same cup, but discovered that the cup measurements are not accurate, so I started using 2 cups each time I mix and that assures me accurate parts.
853448
Accepting that I am not an expert, I dont see any reason why it couldnt be used this way. It seperates well when casting inside tin based silicone. I would imagine casting inside will work well. The very liquid viscosity fills in small parts even after adding various silica to specify properties. I am new to polyurethanes and learned you have to be fast in the mold. I wouldnt stir it more than 15 to 30 seconds before you get it in. Much harder than epoxies without fillers. They sell larger volumes on their website.
221953
Hello, the water and binder in the acrylic will likely cause the resin to stay gummy and not fully set up. There are special dyes and colorants available for casting resins that will harden along side the resin. You may also consider using dry pigment to color the resin.
1957221
It's to be used with water in water pipes and works really well in the prevention of resin build up. You can't just put it in a dry spoon pipe without your product getting soaked. It's not a cleaner just a preventer.