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- 1. The set contains two bottles marked A (resin) and B (hardener) 2. An electronic scale must be used. 3. Use in the ratio A+B (100:60) using the formula Grams of A x 0.60= Grams of B Example: 10g A x 0.60= 6g B,
- Once properly dosed, the resin must be mixed in an irregular manner (therefore not always in the same direction) for at least 2-3 minutes. This part is fundamental, since if it is mixed only for a few seconds, at the molecular level it will not be well homogeneous, and therefore will remain soft/dull in some parts.
- The degree of hardness depends on the resting time and the catalysis temperature. In addition, the mechanical strength of the resin continues to increase up to 4-5 days after application. So after 24 hours, it may still seem soft, but in the following days, it will continue to harden up to become like “hard” plastic.
- 1. Mix the resin for a longer time but slower 2. When pouring the resin, try not to let it fall from above, but pour it closer and closer to the surface 3. Once the resin is mixed let it rest for a few minutes, to make the air bubbles rise again 4. After casting, pass a heat source (heat gun or flame, NOT hairdryer) to burst the bubbles on the surface.
- Contains 500 gms of resin and 300 gms of hardener
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