Dan Masshardt
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Will alumilite stick to poly resin?
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Dan Masshardt
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Anybody?
I'm wondering if a can dip something in one color pr and then cast it in alumilite once it's cured?
I'm wondering if a can dip something in one color pr and then cast it in alumilite once it's cured?
PSNCO
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No.
PR will stick to PR, but Alumilite will not stick PR at any time or even to itself after it hardens
PR will stick to PR, but Alumilite will not stick PR at any time or even to itself after it hardens
rblakemore
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Are you really asking if PR and Alumilite ( at least 2 different kinds of resins) cab be mixed? Or, can two different pieces be cast together? Good questions, I am getting ready to start casting and these are valid questions.
BSea
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Even PR doesn't bond permanently to itself if the 1st part is totally cured. As long as it's tacky, it will work. I've know where someone tried to cast small pieces of broken PR in more PR. They had to use CA to keep the blank together when turning.
I've never tried bonding PR to alumilite. I have thought to try the small pieces of PR cast in alumilite, but I've never gotten around to it. So I don't know.