helix_3
Well-Known Member
I have a ton of Crystal Clear 202, which is designed for pours of 0.5" thick or thinner. One site says that pouring thicker versions of a similar product can run the risk of "heating up, smoking, cracking, yellowing, etc."
I'm going to have some leftover to play with, and I'd like to make a few 3" cubes- would pre-chilling the resin and/or pouring/ mixing/ pressurizing in the winter air allow for thicker castings? Or should I just play it safe and pour a 0.5" at a time?
I'm going to have some leftover to play with, and I'd like to make a few 3" cubes- would pre-chilling the resin and/or pouring/ mixing/ pressurizing in the winter air allow for thicker castings? Or should I just play it safe and pour a 0.5" at a time?