Spray-on resin...?

[PHArchivist]

I have a project that may be finished in a relatively soft material.

I know there are spray paints with respectable degress of hardness, but is there anything closer to a "spray-on resin" that may increase the resilience of a softer medium?

 

[hydin]

i know castincraft makes a spray on resin to finish up thier products.

no idea what it does, or how well it does it though. no place local tends to carry it.

chris

 

[Gordon Gekko]

Maybe this? They have a brush-on version which might be nice, since sprayers tend to be very expensive.


http://www.demandhotwire.com/coatings02.html

 

[blufive]

Castin' Craft's spray is not sprayable resin. It's either a catalyst that takes out the "tack" of an uncured piece OR it's a clear coat to cover the tack.

Resin is a two part substance consisting of a base and a catalyst. I don't think it can be sprayed.

 

[PHArchivist]

I have seen a spray-on pin-hole filler/surface treatment. Not sure if it is truly resin based...

 

[TK648]

Here is a small video showing how I made the mold using spray silicone this gun also uses a spray on resin cartridge but that is a bit messy and you need a well ventlaited room and a respirator
I think the brush on resin would be better
just click on the link for the spray on silicone video
its a 104.3 MB file so it may take a minute or two for it to load... enjoySpray on silicone mold

TK648

 

[Durasteel Corporation]

You can buy sprayable resin guns.....yeah sure.

 

[TK648]

Originally posted by Durasteel Corporation@Feb 28 2006, 01:19 PM
You can buy sprayable resin guns.....yeah sure.

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Yes you can, they spray silicone, urethane rubber and resin
check the smooth-on site
Spray-On Junior system
and check the link I posted above to the video I posted on making the spray silicone mold


Andrew

 

[Eaglewood]

Originally posted by PHArchivist@Feb 28 2006, 01:21 AM
I have a project that may be finished in a relatively soft material.

I know there are spray paints with respectable degress of hardness, but is there anything closer to a "spray-on resin" that may increase the resilience of a softer medium?

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Depends on what you are wanting to do--I might be able to help--check out the site and see if it is what you are looking for
AMT

Let me know if I can help.

Clay

 

[PHArchivist]

You know, there's also Verathane in an aerosol can... Wonder if that may accomplish the task...