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Post by yoli214 on Apr 17, 2021 13:03:29 GMT -5
I was very excited to use deep pour for a grinder mold. I measured the the parts in separate graduated medicine cups and then combined into a learner graduated container. I was quite pleased at how crystal clear my design was after removing a few bubbles. Yet 12 hours later, it is unchanged. Just for reference, I mixed a second batch the same way and those pours are still just as “wet” as they were when I poured them. My craft room sits at about 73 degrees. Very little moisture (Arizona). I’m so confused. Not even sure what to do about it if it doesn’t harden.
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Post by notoes on Apr 18, 2021 7:18:47 GMT -5
Was it just wet or could you pour some off? Also all the Clears including Deep Pour usually need a full 24-48 hours to be cured enough to demold (if poured in a mold) and full cure in seven days.
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