Question 1

Will this work to make a liner for a glossy clazed ceramic crockpot insert? Would it work to roll it around in there till it thickens up? Any advice

Accepted Answer

No it is not a good product for the liner.

Question 2

How do you remove bubbles? Any idea?

Accepted Answer

Air bubbles can occur due to stirring too fast, cold temperatures, pouring too thick, or releasing trapped air. Here are some tips to help you avoid bubbles and achieve optimal results: 
1. Warm resin before mixing to reduce bubbles.
2. Mix thoroughly, stir slowly in one direction. 
3. Place mixed resin in hot water at 140 °F or use a vacuum chamber to remove bubbles. 
4. Use a heat gun to eliminate remaining bubbles after pouring.

Question 3

Hey, for some reason it won’t harden… what should I do?

Accepted Answer

Dear Customer,Hello, there are the reasons which may result in non-curing. 1、Before you use , the container and tools should be cleaned. Avoid using silicone containers, it is recommended to use glass or plastic containers.2、It may be that you put the part A or the part B not in the right ratio, which will also be failed to cure. Please put Part A and Part B to mix 1:1 by weight. 3、It needs to be completely stirred for 5 minutes until the silicone rubble mixture is completely mixed. At room temperatureIt takes 12 hours to fully cure. If it is sticky, please extend the curing time.Teexpert has always been committed to providing customers with high-quality products and good after-sales service. If you have any other questions during use, please feel free to contact us. Our customer service staff will reply you within 24 hours. Sincerely.

Question 4

Is this silicone tin-cure or platinum-cure?

Accepted Answer

I struggled with cure inhibition with molds for my resin SLA 3D prints and learned the hard way the differences between platinum and tin cure silicones. I bought this product specifically because of the two answers to this question that clearly “confirm” it is tin-cure silicone. I’m no expert on silicone chemistry, but I still had cure inhibition with this silicone on my resin 3D prints, which makes me want to scream “IT’S PLATINUM CURE!” But maybe I’m wrong. After I got this rubber and ruined a few more molds and prints thinking I was using tin-cure, I finally bought OOMOO 30 and that worked perfectly on my resin 3D prints.

With that said, I do believe this is a good product, for a platinum cure silicone. The rubber that didn’t touch the resin 3D print cured very well. Just don’t buy it if being tin-cure is essential.

Container Type	Bottle
Item Form	Liquid
Special Features	UV-Protected, Non-Yellowing
Specific Uses For Product	Art, Wall Art, Craft, Jewelry, Countertop, Table Top Coating
Compatible Material	Wood
Volume	16 Fluid Ounces
Item Package Quantity	1
Color	crystal clear
Material Type	Epoxy Resin

Teexpert Epoxy Resin Crystal Clear, 16oz Epoxy Resin Kit, Self-Leveling, Bubble-Free Coating and Casting Resin for DIY Art & Crafts, Jewelry, Coasters, Molds - 2 Part (8oz Resin and 8oz Hardener)

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