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Issues with Resin boiling

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- July 5, 2019 at 1:44 pm #2003
  
  Simon Lees-Smith
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  Hi all,
  
  I’m new to turning wood and resin, I bought the resin from resin4art but found it was unsuitable for my project as the resin reach temps of over 250 degrees and basically tried to boil. I bought a pressure pot and that just sealed in the heat so made it even worse. I’m trying deep pour resin from Eli-Chem next but I must have blown a couple of hundred pounds so far trying to get it correct. Any advice would be great. Happy days
- July 5, 2019 at 5:42 pm #2008
  
  Shopdogworkshop
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  Hey I’m still pretty new myself to resin and wood (check out my Instagram @shopdogworkshop, no not just a plug for a follow lol)
  I’m using amazing clear cast for things like bottle stoppers and filling voids as I’m in no hurry.
  I also have elichemicals deep cast which I bought at makers central. I’ve used it a few times now and the Exothermic reaction is minimal. I haven’t poured a massively deep pour yet but it’s pretty good. Downside is the cure time is huge. Would say cast get pretty solid with 24-36 hours depending on ambient temp however you need a week at least for full cure.
  I’m happy to chat and share tips just message me up on Instagram.
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