Hi I am currently making fishing lure moulds and I seem to get alot of bubbles in the process. Can anyone tell me how to pour the mould without getting any bubbles in the finished product?
thankyou
Deano
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by deanrbye on Mon Aug 17, 2009 7:14 pm
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by aldaxmoulds on Mon Aug 24, 2009 2:07 pm
To completely eliminate bubbles you would need to use vacuum. However we rarely get any by mixing resins with a folding action rather than stirring vigorously and then pouring the resin into the mould from as high as possible. The bubbles are then broken in the thin stream of resin going into the mould. Works like a charm. Stan Alderson
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