Is this resin all ready Hydrated? in other words can i fill my cartridge to the top without exploding it or do i need to soak it first?
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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.
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The top is all plastic except the spring in the valve. A quick soaking should be fine. The bottom is totally soakable.FYI...the whole thing is plastic and super light, but works great.
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I don't know if your cartridge is sealed. It can't be a sealed cartridge. Has to have an open port. (Where the ink comes out, usually the opening is on the bottom of the cartridge.) If it has an open port, flip the cartridge over and fill it.
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Just put It into Pen cavity, narrow tip first. The pen will puncture cartridge. Carefully press firmly. Walah! You are done.
564372
I do not have it. Sorry. Usually the expiration is once the seal on the cartridge has been broken. Additionally if it sits unused (as in weeks to months) it will dry before the expiration date.
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mine does'nt. supposed to be ables to load without cartridge. I hav'nt but it should'nt leak.
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The first time I used the Mastrad it distorted the seal & gas escaped. I discovered that I hadn't screwed the cap on all the way. The seal should not be visible when it is tightened & actually continues to rotate 1-2 more times before it is truly sealed. Then before i put the cartridge on I press the release valve in go make sure it is not stuck. Make sure not to cross thread the cartridge holder. After gassing I leave the cartridge in place, shake the canister & put it in the fridge for several hours. When ready don't try to open it until you press the pressure release valve until no more gas escapes. Then open the lid & replace it with the storage cap. If this doesn't help then I suggest you contact Mastrad. Oh yeah, use the white funnel provided to fill & only fill until the liquid touches the bottom of the funnel.
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It's pretty runny and takes 24 hours. I use them in small glass vials - you can see them here - http://www.kisstletoe.net If you have a "frame" that will hold the resin while it dries, you'll be O.K. Be patient = use the two cup instructions. I love this stuff!
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1st of all, do it FAST! Twist fast until completely tight. Here ia a trick; vasoline all around the narrow top of the cartridge. This provvides a leak prevention and will also stop slow leaks once cartridge is set ;)
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I found the product gets 'thicker' within 30 minutes or so. If you are adding charms, jewels etc (inside the resin) you should have plenty of working time. I usually allow mine to dry 24 hours before removing from the mold.
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heat will help to thin the resin which makes the bubbles rise to the top so probably will. Best to get a heated jewelry cleaner (if its a small amount) pour resin in a small jar with lid (I use a pint size mason jar) and run for about 20 minutes.I use for making pen blanks
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Add it to one part of the mix, get it thoroughly incorporated, and then add your second mix part. If you added it after you mixed both parts you wouldn't have enough time to get it all mixed with some resins. Hope that helps!
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Yes, it comes pre-filled. I have not had any problems, and find the print quality the same as with manufacture's cartridges. I would definitely recommend if you do a lot of color printing!
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I asssume the expiration date of the cartridge is as medicines. If you keep your cartridge sealed until you are ready to use there is no problema at all. I´ve seen the dates but always used before expiration date.
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I've had this shaver almost a year now and I refill my cartridges myself. One purchase of these items will last you at least a year. Here's how: Purchase the following items: a) S-L-X Denatured Alcohol (can be found at local Home Depot) b) Machine Oil (can also be called Sewing machine oil or Shredder oil/lubricant) (can be found at local OfficeMax/Office Depot/Staples) c) Pure Lemon Extract (can be found at local grocery store) 1) Take the used cartridge out and wash it out thoroughly with water. 2) Let it dry upside down in the sink overnight. 3) Add 1/2 tsp of machine oil, 1/2 tsp lemon extract, and fill the rest with the denatured alcohol. It might be easier to pour the alcohol into the cartridge using a small funnel. Also it is important that you use lemon extract and NOT lemon juice. Those are not the same thing. That's it.
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Let the cartridge sit for about 12 hours before printing if it was completely empty! :) I didn't know this either but it helped greatly!
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Do you mean you pried the lid off of the ink cartridge? If this is the case, maybe applying some clear, silicone caulking, and clamping it back on overnight will work. Other than that, always use a small instrument (like an eyeglasses screwdriver), heat up the philips head tip with a lighter, then poke it through the top of the ink cartridge lid. Poke it through very fast, and only enough to make the hole, as you do not want to melt the styrofoam sponge on the inside of the cartridge. Then, use a syringe to fill up the cartridge.