XTC-3D® is a protective coating for smoothing and finishing 3D printed parts. Two liquids are mixed together and brushed onto any 3D print.
XTC.hero.01Coating self-levels and wets out uniformly without leaving brush strokes. Working time is 10 minutes and cure time is about 4 hours (depending on mass and temperature). XTC-3D® cures to a hard, impact resistant coating that can be sanded, primed and painted. Adding colors and metal effects is easy.
Inexpensive to Use: 1 oz covers 100+ square inches.
90% Time & Labor Savings: XTC-3D® fills in 3D print striations and creates a smooth, high gloss finish. The need to post finish is almost eliminated.
Coat any 3D Print Surface: XTC-3D® can be applied to both SLA and SLS prints. It works with PLA, ABS, Laywoo, Powder Printed Parts and other rigid media. It also can be used to coat EPS, EPDM and urethane foam as well as wood, plaster, fabric, cardboard and paper.
XTC-3D® does not contain VOC’s, phthalates or phosphates.
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Statistics: Posted by cygnusra — Fri Jun 03, 2016 8:29 pm
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I need to know too, as making molds of my prints is vital to the projects I have in mind.
Statistics: Posted by Head-Zonk Studios — Wed May 25, 2016 9:11 pm
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Statistics: Posted by dangre — Thu Apr 21, 2016 8:49 am
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Overcure the resin as mentioned above. Typically we double the normal UV cure then do a thorough thermal cure.
Clean the mold surface with an isopropyl wipe to remove any surface residue traces and dry
Coat silicone friendly mold release. For example a couple of coats of Mann Ease 200 works well.
Nb the mold surface can also be painted with car acrylic clear coat and heat cured at 60C for a very tough low inhibition surface
Statistics: Posted by cew — Wed Apr 20, 2016 7:40 pm
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Statistics: Posted by dangre — Tue Apr 19, 2016 8:40 am
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