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30139 Scott Stewart
stewartsattic Send Email
Sep 1, 2007
2:59 pm
Are there any links that can help me mix colors of opaque pigments for resin / urethane? For example I'm trying to mix a color closely resembling creamy peanut...
30140 DOC
torobots Send Email
Sep 2, 2007
3:13 am
AFAIK it's a bit hit and miss since the color values you get would depend on whether you are using silicone, urethane... I would start with the values I have...
30141 Greg Krynen
scorpiodragonk Send Email
Sep 2, 2007
3:43 am
Have you tried the pigment manufacturers website or support phone number? They may have a solution for you. ... Greg Krynen www.Krynen.com ...
30142 Mike Jackson
alumicaster Send Email
Sep 2, 2007
7:10 pm
Without thinking much about it, I used an old bottle of HSII catalyst to mix up some RTV for a few molds. When the little bit of older stuff ran out, I used a...
30143 Mike Jackson
alumicaster Send Email
Sep 2, 2007
7:12 pm
That should have read "HSIII" throughout the entire post. I don't usually use HSII for anything. - Mike...
30144 DOC
torobots Send Email
Sep 2, 2007
7:24 pm
I've never had this exact problem. But in similar circumstances I have tried using a bit of heat, like under a lamp, for a few hours. Seemed to work. But it's...
30145 henry halikas
factdatalearn Send Email
Sep 2, 2007
7:54 pm
Take a sample of the color you are trying to achieve to A SHERWIN WILLIAMS STORE, (One which has a computer) that can give you the correct formulae or mixture...
30146 Norm
ndrez Send Email
Sep 3, 2007
3:17 pm
Not exactly the same problem, but I mixed some Finish Grade Epoxy (water thin like paint) to use to coat a commercial resin model that had severe pinholes and...
30147 Glen Pettit
glenjeri1501 Send Email
Sep 6, 2007
5:09 pm
... Scott: Trial & error is the system we all use in the end as each batch of resin is different (and can change with age). The standard that all...
30148 Scott Stewart
stewartsattic Send Email
Sep 7, 2007
12:40 pm
Thanks Glen, Unfortunately the paint mixing idea didn't work out for me as the paint store folks said that it depends too much on the base used... I did...
30149 Ray K.
kleenax Send Email
Sep 7, 2007
1:58 pm
Scott: I pulled my hair out when I first started trying to EXACTLY match colors in resin. In my castings, I MUST have custom-blended shades of color that are...
30150 Gabe
wizatlarge Send Email
Sep 8, 2007
4:28 am
Be afraid. Be very afraid... http://www.instructables.com/id/EVXQPGH99ZEX502RI1/...
30151 Charles Anderson
charlesian2000 Send Email
Sep 8, 2007
4:49 am
F*ck! I'm glad I'm in another country to that device... looks like a WMD :-D Regards Charles from Oz...
30152 Steve
orcdom Send Email
Sep 8, 2007
5:43 am
looks just like any other basic aircompressor once you uncover all the motor and pump componets of the flashy plastic covers. all thier worries on the site...
30153 rexarino Send Email Sep 8, 2007
6:39 am
I've made 2 compressors from Freon refrigerant bottles and old refrigerator compressors, that looked like that, but perhaps a bit more professional. I ran the...
30154 Road & Rail
old_and_rusty Send Email
Sep 8, 2007
9:44 am
Hi All. that LPG or heatene Gas cylinder is rated at 100 PSI here in Australia. I use one as a portable air tank. And it has worked well for 10 years. It still...
30155 Scott Stewart
stewartsattic Send Email
Sep 10, 2007
10:54 am
Thanks Ray, Those are the pigments I use as well. That's what I meant by only having the 'primary / secondary' colors available to mix. Pretty easy to get...
30156 Ray K.
kleenax Send Email
Sep 10, 2007
3:46 pm
I agree about how good Eager Plastics is on customer service; they're great! Of course, I only live about 200 miles from them, so shipments usually arrive the...
30157 Mike Jackson
alumicaster Send Email
Sep 10, 2007
4:37 pm
From: casting@yahoogroups.com [mailto:casting@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Mike Jackson ... mix... Never, EVER, again! I spent two hours bent over a bucket...
30158 Charles Anderson
charlesian2000 Send Email
Sep 12, 2007
2:40 am
Hi Guys, I went to a job at a steel foundry today, I didn't know what to expected about the position of Moulder, but it was interesting. In the interview I got...
30159 DOC
torobots Send Email
Sep 12, 2007
1:23 pm
Like a lot of stuff we do it can be very interesting for the first few times while we gork out what, how .... But when you have to do a few hundred day in and...
30160 Greg Krynen
scorpiodragonk Send Email
Sep 12, 2007
2:32 pm
The challenge of any job is to be able to force ourselves to work at seemingly boring tasks, repetitively. The trick is to remember that products change...
30161 Rob de Bie
rob_de_bie Send Email
Sep 18, 2007
5:55 pm
Hello casting friends, I've done lots of resin casting in silicone rubber moulds, but I always used epoxy. For the first time I bought PU resin, Smooth-Cast ...
30162 Bobby Griffen
bobgriffen Send Email
Sep 18, 2007
6:30 pm
Rob, for mixing I use 32oz squeeze bottles (smaller bottle for ketchup and mustard will work as well) to keep the resin in. to measure the 2 parts I use a...
30163 Steve
orcdom Send Email
Sep 19, 2007
12:31 am
im not sure but i thought someone mentioned on here one time about heating silicone molds in the oven or microwave for a while to get the oil to surface some. ...
30164 Bobby Griffen
bobgriffen Send Email
Sep 19, 2007
1:32 am
Well you don't want to heat them in your oven in the house then use it for cooking. You need to heat them for about 2 hours at 150 degrease. _____ From:...
30165 Mike Bauers
mwbauers Send Email
Sep 19, 2007
3:23 am
It's very little pre-heat. Alumilite uses a regular holiday season warming tray to keep it's molds at operating temperature during their weekend long ...
30166 Mike Jackson
alumicaster Send Email
Sep 19, 2007
3:43 am
From: Mike Bauers ... Just picked up one of those from an estate sale for two or three dollars. It's eleven inches by twenty inches. I'm building it into the...
30167 Nozmo King
gnome9us Send Email
Sep 19, 2007
3:52 am
HI Rob, Yes, it can be a bit messy when only a small amount is required. I have seen that some folks have tried the syringe method successfully. Others have...
30168 Robert Hayes
deuce492002 Send Email
Sep 19, 2007
12:25 pm
Bobby, at that rate you may as well add BBQ sauce... all you need is 120 degrees to help jump start the exothermic process. From my experience, a Rival brand...
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