Plasti-Paste® is a two component fiber resin that is designed for vertical surface application. Part A is a liquid and Part B is a paste. Mix ratio is 1A : 3B by volume (41A:100B by weight). It has no odor and pot life is 8 – 10 minutes depending on mass. Demold time (can be handled) is about 90 minutes depending on mass. Plasti-Paste® holds a vertical surface without sagging and cures to a strong, durable and lightweight plastic. Suitable as a mother mold / support shell (reinforces shape of rubber mold during casting), or as a laminating material. Can be pigmented with So-Strong® color tints from Smooth-On. Add cabosil or other filler as an extender or for special effects.

Product Name:	A:B Mix Ratio	Color	Demold Time	Mixed Viscosity	Pot Life	Ultimate Shore Hardness	Weight: CU.IN./LB
Plasti-Paste®	1:3 by volume	Pale Yellow	90 min.	Paste	10 min.	70D	26.8

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