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TotalBoat Cast N Turn Clear Urethane Casting Resin

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Clear Urethane Casting Resin Kit
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Cast your own distinctive turning blanks with TotalBoat Cast N Turn Clear Urethane Casting and Turning Resin. Use with a pressure pot for bubble-free results! This two-part urethane resin can be tinted, and is ideal for encapsulations to make hybrid turning blanks from stabilized wood and resin. Extended 12 minute working time gives you more time to create larger castings and get them in the pressure pot before the resin starts to set. Cures to an ultra clear hard plastic that turns easily without cracking or chipping, and polishes to a high gloss. Compared to epoxy, urethane is great for DIY wood turning applications such as bowl blanks, knife scales, pen blanks, bottle stopper blanks, duck calls and more.

Available in a Quart Kit (1 pint Part A and 1 pint Part B).

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Preferred by DIY Makers and Woodturners for its Clarity, Hardness, Ease of Turning - and Simpler Mix Ratio

TotalBoat Cast N Turn urethane resin makes it easy to create amazing, bubble-free, high-impact pressure castings for hybrid turning blanks that turn like a dream and can be polished to a high gloss. Comparing casting resin vs epoxy resin? Urethane is ideal for casting turning blanks because it cures faster and is ready to machine sooner than epoxy. It's also optically clearer. Cured pieces are rigid, high-impact plastic that can handle the heat and pressure of turning on a lathe, without melting, cracking, or chipping. The simple 1 to 1 mix ratio is by volume - not weight - so you don't need a scale to measure accurately. Compare to other clear slow casting kits.

IMPORTANT MIXING NOTE! To avoid the potential for moisture contamination from wooden stir sticks, do not use wooden stir sticks to mix Cast N Turn components. Plastic stir sticks are strongly advised.

Technical Information

Cast N Turn Features

  • Optically clear urethane resin for water-clear castings that can be turned, cut, drilled, sanded and polished to a glossy finish
  • Cures to a hard plastic that turns beautifully on the lathe - no cipping or cracking
  • Resists yellowing when exposed to sunlight
  • Simple 1:1 mix ratio by volume - no gram scale needed
  • Long 12-minute working time is ideal for larger or more complex castings
  • Low viscosity makes it easy to blend in dyes and pigments
  • Perfect for encapsulations such as stabilized tree burls and scrap wood

Cast N Turn Specifications

  • Mix Ratio by Volume: 1:1 (1 part Part A to 1 part Part B)
  • Application Conditions: 65-80°F (0-60% humidity)
  • Working Time: 12 minutes (3.2 oz. / 100 gram mass)
  • Maximum Pour Depth / Volume: 3'' for up to 16 oz. of mixed material; when pouring more than 16 oz. in a single pour, the maximum depth is 2''
  • Demold Time: 2-4 hours (3.2 oz. / 100 gram mass)
  • Full Cure: 5-7 days

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Addison, TX
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Cast N Turn

3 years ago
This is a great product, I use it for my smaller resin projects because it is easy to use and if done right virtually no bubbles. It's thinner viscosity allows me to use it on projects that are smaller with more control when pouring.
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Q: null Can it be used in vacuum pots?

3 years ago
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A: Yes

3 years ago
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Q: null Sometimes I coat my acrylic paintings with epoxy resin. Would this product work for this? Would it be easier to work with? What would be the pros and cons?

3 years ago
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A: This would not be a good alternative to epoxy for that application.

3 years ago
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Q: null So could I pour a thin sheet of it say 1/4 inch or thicker and use it as plexiglass or lexan? would it be any stronger or weaker than either? portlight ? hatch? Dave

3 years ago
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A: It is not suitable for that application.

3 years ago
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Q: null could this product b used to repair exterior ballusters ?

3 years ago
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A: It would not be ideal for that application as the wood has to be thoroughly dry and it generally has to be cast under pressure to remove bubbles.

3 years ago
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