joe966
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Will PolyResin and Alumilite poured into each other harden?
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jttheclockman
Member
I suggest do not do it. I never did it but that does not sound like a good receipe. Why try and next thing ruin a good blank.
Cwalker935
Member
I tried mixing alumilite dye and silmar 41, it did harden properly
79spitfire
Member
They are a completely different chemistry. You might be able to use the Alumilite dyes in PR, but I don't think mixing Alumilite, and PR is going to accomplish anything positive. What effect are you trying to achieve? There may be an easy way to do it.
robutacion
Member
Well, I don't have the answer to your question but, I would be very interested to know what the result would be. Infact, I very curious about the possibility that something very strange and workable, could come out as a result.
I'm trying to think if the 2 resin types would separate after mixed and before setting, both resin have a different curing time and process but, I don't think that, they would separate, maybe become clumpy and that would be a magnificent way to create blanks that would be possibly different than anything you know.
I may order a small 1lt tin of Polyurethane resin from my resin supplier, as I only use Polyester and try it myself, if no one here is willing to do it...! I betcha that, a few blokes will rush to try it themselves, just in case if turns out a great idea and claim that, was their idea. I will be watching this closely now that I stirred the pot...!
Cheers
George
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