Mould post cure


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Got mould done with unimould system.what will be the best post cure time and temp.?
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Classicarbon - 6 Years Ago
     We would recommend following the post cure cycle in the technical data sheet which is: 24hrs at 20°C 10hrs at 60°C 2hrs at 70°C 2hrs at 80°C 2hrs at 90°C
Warren (Staff) - 6 Years Ago
             You mean to do it one by one?🙊🙉🙈
Classicarbon - 6 Years Ago
                 Biggest problem with 10hrs @60
Classicarbon - 6 Years Ago
     Not one by one, just stepped. It doesn't have to cool down in between, you just need to heat it up in that order and allow it to soak at those temperatures for the specified amount of time.
Hanaldo - 6 Years Ago
             But where my wife will make dinner if I use home oven for 40hrs😉😂
Classicarbon - 6 Years Ago
     Haha... In case that wasnt a joke - Don't use your home oven to post cure a styrene based mould. Lots of toxins to linger in there and taint your food. I have a dedicated curing oven, and it stinks o...
Hanaldo - 6 Years Ago
             Thank you.That hot box is Good idea.Think I seen one on yt where chap making his CF parts for he's classic car.👍
Classicarbon - 6 Years Ago

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