Old resin
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ctubbs
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You can quit guessing now. Those are beautiful! Be sure to show when they turn. That misty almost swirl is amazing. Just how did you manage to get that look, if you do not mind telling?
Charles
Charles
IPD_Mr
Member
Those look darn good to me. Maybe that old resin makes better blanks.
These will probably never make it to a pen. The only time I make a pen, is if someone orders one. And with the price of gas... I won't be casting after this can of old stuff is gone.
It's supposed to get up to 82* today, so it might all get used up today.:redface:
MartinPens
Member
I know a great way that first one could make it into a pen! Send it my way. Love the mix. You could sell them in the classifieds. : )
Martin
PenMan1
Member
Your blanks look sensational and FWIW:
I've used resin nearly two years old from a partially full container, without issue.
It does stay pretty cool in my shop, and I always try to make sure the cap is tightly secured. I might have just been lucky with this batch (s41), but it worked just the same as the stuff right off the truck.
I don't recommend this as an everyday practice, but it seemed the more practical way to dispose of it? How DOES one discard old, uncatalysed resin?
I've used resin nearly two years old from a partially full container, without issue.
It does stay pretty cool in my shop, and I always try to make sure the cap is tightly secured. I might have just been lucky with this batch (s41), but it worked just the same as the stuff right off the truck.
I don't recommend this as an everyday practice, but it seemed the more practical way to dispose of it? How DOES one discard old, uncatalysed resin?