Post by rickswirebox on Jul 16, 2016 13:44:30 GMT -5
I've been using the 'Amazing Casting Resin' and find it the best around for easy pouring and for strength of parts. Not to mention how quick you can pour and then de-mold and start again.
My first question has to do with post curing. I want the best strength i can get from the cured part, with all the great features mentioned in the data sheet. To achieve the best results, should i be expected to post cure the parts after pouring and they are de-molded? Maybe some heat for a few hours after de-mold would assure me of the best curing and end product. ?? Can't find anything about that in the directions or on the online site. Only a statement to the fact about proper portions of each a and b sides and such.
My second question has to do with the toxic nature of the cured parts. I know the two parts have toxic natures and need to be handled carefully. But what i'm concerned about is the cured part. I know urethane has off gassing and is not total cured until 72 hours normally. Talking about the 'Amazing Casting Resin'. The item i'm making does come in contact with food, yet is only momentarily and not like the food is stored in a container made with the 'Amazing Resin'. Should i be concerned even about a momentary contact with the properly cured 'Amazing Casting Resin'
Please, any help you can give me on these questions will be of great help.
Thanks, Rick.
My first question has to do with post curing. I want the best strength i can get from the cured part, with all the great features mentioned in the data sheet. To achieve the best results, should i be expected to post cure the parts after pouring and they are de-molded? Maybe some heat for a few hours after de-mold would assure me of the best curing and end product. ?? Can't find anything about that in the directions or on the online site. Only a statement to the fact about proper portions of each a and b sides and such.
My second question has to do with the toxic nature of the cured parts. I know the two parts have toxic natures and need to be handled carefully. But what i'm concerned about is the cured part. I know urethane has off gassing and is not total cured until 72 hours normally. Talking about the 'Amazing Casting Resin'. The item i'm making does come in contact with food, yet is only momentarily and not like the food is stored in a container made with the 'Amazing Resin'. Should i be concerned even about a momentary contact with the properly cured 'Amazing Casting Resin'
Please, any help you can give me on these questions will be of great help.
Thanks, Rick.
