epoxyresinWhat to check before choosing this formula
| Mix A : B by volume | 2 : 1 |
|---|---|
| Mix A : B by weight | 100 : 43 |
| Layer and pour limits | Recommended 2–3 in; thinner extends cure. |
| Working and curing context | Product: 12 h work, 36 h cure; <2 in 48–72 h. The linked manual allows up to one hour to mix and pour no more than five gallons at 60–80°F. Its cure table lists full cure in 5–7 days for a 2–3 inch casting at 77°F, with approximately 12 hours to tack-free and 24 hours to sanding. These differ from the product page’s 12-hour working and 36-hour cure headlines; even the manual contains later 36-hour full-cure prose. Confirm the schedule for your exact kit and conditions. |
| Workshop conditions | 60–80°F recommended; product also gives do-not-use-above 85°F. |
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Deep Pour X is the slower, deeper-layer member of this MAS comparison. Its 2:1 volume ratio, 100:43 weight ratio and two-to-three-inch recommended depth belong together; none should be transferred to Original Deep Pour.
The instructions describe a mixing, transfer and dwell sequence that can occupy a substantial part of the preparation stage. Have the mold supported and sealed before starting, and check the working-temperature recommendation for the entire cure period.
MAS discourages treating this slow casting formula as a quick seal coat. Plan porous-wood preparation separately, with a compatible system and the required surface preparation between stages.
Plan the measuring and mixing stage
5–10 min; transfer; 5–10 min; dwell 30–45 min at 60–80°F; total process ≤1 h.
≤5 gallons per container.
Allow for the whole cure schedule
Product: 12 h work, 36 h cure; <2 in 48–72 h.
The linked manual allows up to one hour to mix and pour no more than five gallons at 60–80°F. Its cure table lists full cure in 5–7 days for a 2–3 inch casting at 77°F, with approximately 12 hours to tack-free and 24 hours to sanding. These differ from the product page’s 12-hour working and 36-hour cure headlines; even the manual contains later 36-hour full-cure prose. Confirm the schedule for your exact kit and conditions.
Working time, demolding and full service are separate decisions. Record room conditions and actual mixed quantity in your project notes, and do not use a hard surface alone as proof of complete cure.
Limitations & open questions
- 80°F recommended ceiling vs separate 85°F prohibition; use 60–80°F recommendation.
- Not suitable as quick seal coat; maker advises another resin.
- Working and cure figures conflict between the product page and linked manual; do not plan full service around the fastest headline.
A depth ceiling is only one condition. Verify total mixed mass, geometry, temperature and the exact kit revision before planning a pour. A smaller package of the same formula does not automatically change its operating limits.
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