Hi there,
I am currently attempting to use diggers casting resin to fill voids, defects, cracks etc in a hall table top (olive wood). I left the resin to cure for 6 days but when i attempted to sand it back with the belt sander i ran into a problem.
The resin would sand reasonably well until about halfway through the puddle, where it would start to get tacky and eventually just rip out. Can anyone hint as to what the problem may be? Not enough hardener or too much? If anything, i would have over catalyzed the batch of resin.
This is the first time i have attempted to do anything like this so any help is appreciated.
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The top
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Successful attempt
20140528_174712.jpg
20140528_174631.jpg
20140528_174700.jpg
Failed attempts where the resin has been ripped out.
I am currently attempting to use diggers casting resin to fill voids, defects, cracks etc in a hall table top (olive wood). I left the resin to cure for 6 days but when i attempted to sand it back with the belt sander i ran into a problem.
The resin would sand reasonably well until about halfway through the puddle, where it would start to get tacky and eventually just rip out. Can anyone hint as to what the problem may be? Not enough hardener or too much? If anything, i would have over catalyzed the batch of resin.
This is the first time i have attempted to do anything like this so any help is appreciated.
20140522_181419.jpg
The top
20140528_174637.jpg
Successful attempt
20140528_174712.jpg
20140528_174631.jpg
20140528_174700.jpg
Failed attempts where the resin has been ripped out.
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