I would like to start working with resin and would like to know how best to get info on the process.My local chapter is not involved in resin as of now. Thanks, Jerry
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Resin
- Thread starter Jerry Lear
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Steve Worcester
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There is epoxy and there is Poly resin. Generically, Epoxy doesn't need a pressure pot and Poly does.
Alot of that is based on the (open) set times, but Epoxy comes in many forms based on cure times and depth of pour.
My youtube channel has some videos on resin on it but I do use Alumilite (poly) resin
Alot of that is based on the (open) set times, but Epoxy comes in many forms based on cure times and depth of pour.
My youtube channel has some videos on resin on it but I do use Alumilite (poly) resin