My resin casts dried nicely and are hard, aren't sticky in touch, but sticks a little to the flat surfaces. Why? I mixed it 1 to 1.
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It might be that you put it on a little too thick. When we line the mugs we put one coat on and just to make sure we use a propane torch to get any excess out and let them drain. Then we sand them lightly and wipe them out with a rag dampened with paint thinner and when we are sure they are dry we coat a second time and use the torch again to make sure there are no bubbles etc. Hope this helps you.
1917867
I added more spray when mine had problems sticking. Let me know if this helps
2050121
Try dipping bottom of mold in HOT water for a few seconds, this often loosens jello from molds. If it still sticks try again. I have not used it with this mold, but I hope it helps.
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.
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sorry to tell you , that you did not mix your formula properly, or the hardener lost it,s punch.Hardeners contaminate easily, and if they freeze, they loose the ability to blending ability. The solution is not so easy, seeing where your precious piece is locked in Limbo!The answer is to throw more fresh hardener at it! Put goves on and rub hardener on the piece until it hardens.
46566
If it's the same thickness as texture it would do it, but resin will dry much faster so if your going to use it, just use a small amount at a time. Good luck
1635722
It only sticks to the parts that remain after cutting. I thought the same thing and watched a few youtube videos before buying to understand better. Try looking it up on youtube.
332706
I have not experienced this drying out, but I would think the compound is oil base not water. Therefore I suggest trying light oil such as 3 in 1 or WD 40. Maybe even paint thinner.
1547020
I don't know the answer to your specific situation, I can tell you that when tried to stick my it was difficult and looked BAD! I would not use product again.
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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!
2253307
I have used this mold several times now and there was no problem getting the resin out. Hope this helps!
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Dear, once it is stick finish. i experienced that does not sticks well at the next time.
1359362
I had no problem with the compound sticking to my teeth once the compound is hard. Just follow the instructions or go online for the video.
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I'm not sure. I know when some of it gets left out it does feel a bit "dry" but once we start playing with it more it feels just like the rest That was packaged. I would just try a little bit of it to give it a test first.
579624
Nothing sticks to mine. Did you season it with the oil in the oven first? It may need done again. I think periodically you must season it.
925802
Not sure what you are experiencing. I had no such problem but used it indoors last fall. If it is cool, it is likely to take longer to cure. Humidity in the air is also a factor and certainly if the concrete has water content from washing, the cure could be prolonged. Likewise, wrong ratio of resin and the hardener could do the same. And stirring it thoroughly is necessary. My advise would be to let it sit until it is NOT tacky. If that never happens, I would add very thin coat of sand and brush it lightly. eventually, it will harden up.
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No Robert. The product will degrade after a short period of time and become gummy and sticky. This product is strickly for casting other types of materials, in my opinion.