Instructions
Liquid Application
- This product has a limited shelf life and should be used as soon as possible.
- Can be put into non-aerosol plant sprayer, deck sprayer, or applied with soft brush.
- Apply thorough thin coating over entire surface of model or mold.
- Allow surface solvents to evaporate for 5 minutes.
- Compressed air or hair dryer may be used to blow off any excess that has pooled.
- Repeat application and allow to dry.
- You are now ready to apply mold rubber or cast into a cured rubber mold.
Because no two applications are quite the same, a small test application to determine suitability is recommended if performance of this material is in question.
Top Tip
Painting A Finished Casting…
One method for applying paint to a casting is to remove release agent from casting with a solvent such as isopropyl alcohol or acetone. Next, apply one to two coats of auto body primer (available at most auto parts stores) and let dry. Finally, apply acrylic or similar base paint.
Why use Universal Mold Release?
Increased Production Life
Using a silicone rubber mold without release agent limits the production life. Universalâ„¢ mold release will more than double the production life of the mold if you are casting urethane resin. If you are using a urethane rubber mold and casting urethane resin, you must use a release agent to facilitate demold.
Economical
Universalâ„¢ release agent is available in liquid or “bulk” form. While convenient, aerosols are a relatively expensive way to deliver release agents. Brushing on or spraying on liquid release agents using the a sprayer is far more economical.
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