GlassCast 10 full cure time.


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Hi,
I’m using GlassCast 10 for making pen blanks. Can you please tell what is advised time to wait, after demoulding, to start turning the blank? In other words to be fully cured?
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Thank you Warren!
Some told me that I have to wait a couple of weeks , if I want the epoxy to have a high polish. Is this the case??
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GlassCast 10 full cure time.
Branco - 7 Years Ago
     We recommend a minimum of 48 hours cure time before machining.
Warren (Staff) - 7 Years Ago
             Thank you Warren! Some told me that I have to wait a couple of weeks , if I want the epoxy to have a high polish. Is this the case??
Branco - 7 Years Ago
     It is true that epoxies will continue to fully cure for that kind of time, but not that this epoxy is unpolishable. After 48 hours it is hard enough to machine and sand or polish as necessary.
Warren (Staff) - 7 Years Ago

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