Post by bradmeehan on Jul 12, 2017 10:23:50 GMT -5
I really like the Regular Black resin I purchased for my high temperature applications (I'm reproducing hard-to-find scooter and motorcycle parts). I ordered the Regular Tan as I thought it would allow me to color it with your pigments, but adding white pigment to the Tan just produces a lighter tan part, not white. Your Clear Resin product only shows 140 degree temperature resistance and I've used the Amazing resin as well, but the parts became melted/distorted when they were mounted on the bikes were exposed to higher temperatures. Which resin do you recommend that is on par with the quality, ease-of-use, and temperature resistance of the Black/Tan that I could use white pigment to make white parts?
Also, I bought the Flex 60 and added black pigment to make reproduction floor mats. I'm finding the final product is producing very oily surfaces that can't be cleaned up and the product is creating large blistering bubbles when it sets. Any tips on how to make a better flexible part without these issues? Does pigment cause the oily residue? Do you offer a black Flex product?
Any help would be appreciated.
Also, I bought the Flex 60 and added black pigment to make reproduction floor mats. I'm finding the final product is producing very oily surfaces that can't be cleaned up and the product is creating large blistering bubbles when it sets. Any tips on how to make a better flexible part without these issues? Does pigment cause the oily residue? Do you offer a black Flex product?
Any help would be appreciated.
