Next spicy orange attempt. Better, but not there.

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Drstrangefart

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Here we have today's casting attempt. It went a LOT better than previous attempts, the bubbles were again the only issue. I bathed the resin in hot water and kept it in hot water while I added my pigments. Got the MKEP back where it needed to be and skipped hitting it with the space heater. I'm not sure what else I can do to stop bubbles from forming right now, I guess it's just going to have to wait until I get back into regular PR. This one will end up getting scrubbed off the tube and re-done. AGAIN. This tube has been used on about 5 different blanks now. It makes it a lot cheaper to continue experimenting. I'll keep working on it until I get ti just right. The photos don't really convey just how much shimmer is in this resin. The gold really lights up.
 

SDB777

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How about if you were to drill the blank, then turn between centers(no tube) then get a piece of dowel that would fit inside the drilled blank with different colors of paint(let's you see what would happen if reverse painting the tube that color).

No tube = no glue drying time.



Are you casting vertically? In PVC pipe or something?





Scott (fit-n-finish don't look bad at all) B
 
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