How long does it take to dry enough to remove from what you are casting?
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I would say 15-20 min. When I used this to make masks we quickly dipped the piece of gauze in water and I ran it between two fingers to shed most of the water. We then applied it to the face. I would say I had about 6 layers and I let it set for 20 min. then gently removed. Also when we did this we applied a grease to the face.
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It will depend on the concrete you are using. I used a fast set with red dye and was able remove the mold after just more than an hour.
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You want to apply 3-5 layers total and wait 5 minute between each layer. After all applications are completed, let dry for at least 8-10 hours. Then you are ready to pump the air back in and enjoy.
1375957
On the surface about 30 minutes but for it to be fully dry you should wait at least 6 hours.
2275138
It depend on how much and where your drying at ( room,box,jar,bag,plate) but usually about 24 hour
1122023
I let mine dry for 16 hrs between coats and then 48 hrs after done to ensure complete finish. Turned out great
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You will have to give it a few minutes to dry before handling after use. It won't after dried.
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Dry time is just dry to the touch. Definitely wait at least 12, preferably 24 hours as instructed.
505351
I put mine in the dryer and use a timer set for the needed time to dry. My dryer isn't too hot, so it takes me about 50 min's to dry, some times I put them over a line to dry.
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I soak around 8-10 hours. Easiest way is to soak overnight. I have had great success with this amount of time!
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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.
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Depending on how deep the hole is and letting the loctite dry thoroughly is the key. Make sure and "overly" fill the hole, let dry 24-36 hours and then you can sand it down and match the color.
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Just clean it with a soapy sponge, the scrubby side if needed. There is no reason to not use detergent, detergent does not strip seasoning since seasoning is actually polymerized fats. Dry thoroughly before storing. I dry my cast iron in the oven usually at 200 degrees for a couple minutes as I wash other dishes.
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Hi, how are you? I actually put a piece of jewelry in the cup, put the lid back on, wait 5 seconds, then gently shake it 5 times. The five time shake also takes five seconds. I then lift my jewelry out, and give it a rinse and pat dry. This 10 second rest and shake rule works faster than just sitting the jewelry in the container and waiting. It has never failed me, and my jewelry comes out sparkly each and every time No matter how tarnished a piece is, I have never needed more than 20 seconds. Going past one minute will start to take the sheen off your jewelry, and you don't want to do that to your sterling. Hope this helps Laura. :-) Hi, how are you? I actually put a piece of jewelry in the cup, put the lid back on, wait 5 seconds, then gently shake it 5 times. The five time shake also takes five seconds. I then lift my jewelry out, and give it a rinse and pat dry. This 10 second rest and shake rule works faster than just sitting the jewelry in the container and waiting. It has never failed me, and my jewelry comes out sparkly each and every time No matter how tarnished a piece is, I have never needed more than 20 seconds. Going past one minute will start to take the sheen off your jewelry, and you don't want to do that... » Read More Hi, how are you? I actually put a piece of jewelry in the cup, put the lid back on, wait 5 seconds, then gently shake it 5 times. The five time shake also takes five seconds. I then lift my jewelry out, and give it a rinse and pat dry. This 10 second rest and shake rule works faster than just sitting the jewelry in the container and waiting. It has never failed me, and my jewelry comes out sparkly each and every time No matter how tarnished a piece is, I have never needed more than 20 seconds. Going past one minute will start to take the sheen off your jewelry, and you don't want to do that to your sterling. Hope this helps Laura. :-) « Show Less
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Less than an hour if applied thinly. Of course it depends on where you live & the temperature, etc. You need to prepare the glue to accomodate whatever you are gluing. The heavier the object, the thicker the glue should be (hence a longer drying time). Only activate the top layer of glue in your container. Hope this helps.
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about 12-13 hours to air dry. I usually end up throwing them in the dryer in the morning for about 25-30 minutes on extra-high to finish drying them after about 8 hours on the drying rack.
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Ooooo I usually spray (not steam) my backdrop with water once I get it up and I instantly start seeing the wrinkles smooth out. You would want to do this at least a 30min to a hour before your shoot to give it an ample amount of time to dry before you start shooting though. Once dry - it's perfect!