YOU CAN ORDER POLYALL 2000 ONLINE!
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| PolyAll 2000 sets to a hard, smooth, finished polyurethane plastic. This plastic is usable both in mold making and casting objects. Its 3 to 5 minute set up time makes casting objects fast and easy. To use PolyAll to cast an object, first make yourself a rubber mold. Plaster molds and other semi porous mold making materials are not useable with PolyAll without special preparation. Silicone rubber is flexible and allows the undercuts and easy removal of the cast object. A good mold release agent should be used in the mold before pouring the PolyAll and if it is a liquid or spray, make sure that it is entirely dry before you pour the PolyAll or you may end up with gas bubbles locked into your piece, as it will bubble in the presence of water moisture or other liquids. A few minutes after pouring you will be able to remove the finished object which will be immediately sandable and paintable. Using PolyAll in this fashion you can manufacture anything from drawer knobs to figurines. Replicating lost items like interior components from Classic Cars, the broken or lost trim for an Art Deco Radio or creating your own original sculpture is possible using this versatile new product. | |
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You can use PolyAll to make molds for many different purposes. It has been used to create molds to press aluminum panels including aircraft panels, and molds made are resilient enough to be used more than once. PolyAll can be adapted to just about any kind of mould making but for use in industries such as the file industry where speed and adaptability are essential this product fits the bill. |
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PolyAll 2000 as a water proofer for electronics Another outstanding use for PolyAll is as a water proofing agent for electronics that are required to go under water or required to operate in a moisture rich environment. Coating electrical boards and electronic components will render them water proof or water resistant depending on the application. For further information on depth testing and the number of atmospheres PolyAll will resist, contact the company at the address/numbers provided on this site. |
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