Jesmonite AC730 Silver Grey Granite - Mixed, Cast and Etch Demonstration - By MB Fibreglass

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
  • Jesmonite AC730 Silver Grey Granite - Mixed, Cast and Etch Demonstration
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  • @threshanimations7430
    @threshanimations7430 3 года назад +1

    Thank you for the video, the etching part is really interesting!
    I have been coating white styrofoam to look like stone walls but I recently ran out of Jesmonite ac100. Would the AC730 be very similar and not damage the foam?
    As I noticed the product is cheaper and in stock most places.

    • @MBFibreglass
      @MBFibreglass  3 года назад +1

      The AC730 is jesmonite's cement based system, (the ac100 is gypsum based), it can be used in a simialr fashion as the ac100 although its a little more viscious to pour in comparison to the ac100. Coating the polystyrene generally shouldn't be a problem but worth testing a small kit to ensure it suits your requirements.

    • @threshanimations7430
      @threshanimations7430 3 года назад

      @@MBFibreglass Thank you for the reply, I purchased ac100 to finish the styrofoam. However AC730 looks very useful and will be something I will try in the near future.

  • @Owa24
    @Owa24 Год назад

    Do you know which one is good for candle vessels the 100 I think it is are 730 in this stuff

    • @MBFibreglass
      @MBFibreglass  Год назад

      We have many customers using either and/or both.

  • @mirellasantos8869
    @mirellasantos8869 3 года назад

    Can i make my own jesmonite? In my country (Brazil) no one know whats is it :(
    Please help me

  • @teaandart
    @teaandart 3 года назад

    Could you tell me how much powder and liquid you took for this mold ?

    • @MBFibreglass
      @MBFibreglass  3 года назад +1

      The final part weighs in at approx 430 grams. The mix ratio is 5:1 for the AC730

  • @juliepierce2066
    @juliepierce2066 2 года назад

    Very nice!
    Can you please tell me where you purchased that mould please ?
    Thank you

    • @MBFibreglass
      @MBFibreglass  2 года назад

      Hi, We had some polycarbonate cnc'd and then we made a mould with our silicone materials.

    • @juliepierce2066
      @juliepierce2066 2 года назад

      @@MBFibreglass so are you selling this mould and/or others that you have made ?
      Thanks

    • @MBFibreglass
      @MBFibreglass  2 года назад

      @@juliepierce2066 We made this for ourselves with the materials we sell, unfortunately we do not make for others

  • @mymatemartin
    @mymatemartin 3 года назад

    Is it strong enough as an overlay on existing tiled floors with appropriate prep of the tile?

    • @MBFibreglass
      @MBFibreglass  3 года назад

      we've not heard of anyone else doing this, maybe best emailing the manufacture tech team for information.

  • @duudlestudio7873
    @duudlestudio7873 3 года назад

    Looks so great! What is the acid that you used?

    • @MBFibreglass
      @MBFibreglass  3 года назад +1

      The Jesmonite AC730 Acid Etch www.mbfg.co.uk/QL5247.html

  • @AlexParton
    @AlexParton 3 года назад

    What kind of silicone is that? I'd like to make my own molds to do the jesmonite in.

    • @MBFibreglass
      @MBFibreglass  3 года назад +1

      The particular rubber used in this demo is the Polycraft S-30 RTV Silicone, the Polycraft GP-3481-F RTV silicone is also very popular

  • @sscott4028
    @sscott4028 3 года назад

    Hi, can this be shipped to the US? I reside in California and I am not sure how to buy.

    • @MBFibreglass
      @MBFibreglass  3 года назад

      unfortunately we only ship within the UK & Ireland at the moment, you could try the manufactures website for a distributor in the US.

  • @jaderibeiro7226
    @jaderibeiro7226 3 года назад

    What alternatives would you recommend to ac730? What’s a good substitute?

    • @MBFibreglass
      @MBFibreglass  3 года назад

      Hi, we wouldn't carry a substitute for the ac730

  • @OliveInvest
    @OliveInvest 3 года назад

    What are the difference between jesmonite and resin

    • @MBFibreglass
      @MBFibreglass  3 года назад

      Jesmonite ac730 is an acrylic modified cementitious composite, most other casting resins tend to be epoxy, polyester and polyurethane.

  • @cassiaharkin1646
    @cassiaharkin1646 3 года назад

    Hello, I have the ac730, what ratio do you recommend I use?

    • @MBFibreglass
      @MBFibreglass  3 года назад +1

      We recommend sticking to the manufactures recommended ratio of 5 parts Powder : 1 part Liquid by weight.