Smooth-Cast 325 Colormatch Product Information

Smooth-Cast 325 Colormatch For True Color Representation

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Smooth-Cast® ColorMatch® plastics are fast-cast resins that were developed specifically for adding color pigments and fillers to achieve true color representation or filler effect. The ColorMatch® Series is formulated "color neutral". Small amounts of pigment will yield accurate, vivid colors from cured castings (use of Smooth-On SO-Strong® pigments is highly recommended). Because of its neutral color, the ColorMatch® Series is ideal for creating marble and wood grain casting effects, or duplicating the look of real metal by adding bronze, brass or other metal powder (see Smooth-On technical bulletin for metal cold casting).

Smooth-Cast® 325 ColorMatch® - 10 minute demold time
Smooth-Cast® 326 ColorMatch® - 60 minute demold time
Smooth-Cast® 327 ColorMatch® - 2-4 hour demold time

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A:B Mix Ratio

Color

Comp. Strength

Demold Time

Mixed Viscosity

Pot Life

Tensile Strength

Ultimate Shore Hardness

Weight: CU.IN./LB

How much
do I need?

Smooth-Cast 325

1:1 Volume

Clear Amber

4500 psi

10 min.

100 cps

3 min.

3170 psi

72D

25.9

Smooth-Cast 326

1:1 Volume

Clear Amber

4500 psi

60 min.

100 cps

7 min.

3170 psi

72D

25.9

Smooth-Cast 327

1:1 Volume

Clear Amber

4500 psi

2-4 hours

100 cps

20 min.

3170 psi

72D

25.9

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Step By Step Video Sequences
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