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how to release epoxy resin from mold
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Releasing epoxy resin from a mold requires patience and the right technique to ensure a smooth, flawless finish. First, ensure the resin is fully cured; follow the manufacturer's instructions for curing times, which can vary. Preparing the mold by applying a release agent or a thin layer of cooking oil before pouring the resin can significantly aid in demolding. If you've skipped this step and are struggling to remove the cured piece, gently applying heat around the mold with a hairdryer can loosen the resin by slightly expanding the mold without damaging the resin. Carefully flex or tap the mold to encourage the piece to pop out. Avoid using sharp objects to pry the resin out, as this can damage both the mold and the resin piece. For particularly stubborn molds, placing them in the freezer for a short period can make the resin contract slightly, making removal easier. Always handle with care to avoid fingerprints or marks on the resin surface.
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