zombocom wrote:
Either you got the proportions wrong when mixing the resin or you didn't stir it enough. Both quite common first-time mistakes.
Yep, As said above probably not the right mixture or poor mixing
I have had the same trouble on some occasions especially when using a new resin, the problem been im crap at working out mixes and the other is the mix stage, as if you use a fast demould time resin if you spend to long stirring it starts to go of to soon.........
The resin your using seems like a good price though and if you can get used to it and get decent results it may be worth sticking with that resin, I myself use easy flow white, its a simple equal quantity mix and gives very good detail, the only draw back is the price at £18.00 plus p&p for 1kg and it does not go very far with a few miscasts, waste etc
" You posted the above post before i posted
yes defo not mixed propally if its a 1 to 1 ratio, also i use three clear cups mixing, one for each liquid and the final one for pouring both in and mixing, make sure you stir well for a least a minute and make sure you get the edges mixed in, try not to pour down the side of your mixing pot. Also i have left 1 to 1 mixes for a few days and they have gone hard, only once have i had a cast that stayed like rubber. regards epic
Regards epic