Has anybody used smooth-cast 325?

[LonnieFisher]

I've used a lot of smooth-cast 300, but not the 325. If you've used it, how do you like it? It's the same price as the 300, so I figured maybe I should give it a try.

[Type3Toys]

I've used a lot of smooth-cast 300, but not the 325. If you've used it, how do you like it? It's the same price as the 300, so I figured maybe I should give it a try.

I prefer smooth-cast 305. It has a longer pot life than 300 which allows for more air bubbles to be expelled if you don't use a pressure pot.

[samurainoir]

I've got some, but haven't used it with pigment yet. 300 and 325 are pretty much the same, except the pigmenting aspect.

[Type3Toys]

I've got some, but haven't used it with pigment yet. 300 and 325 are pretty much the same, except the pigmenting aspect.

Correct. I think 325 is designed to accept pigment better than the rest of the 300 series.

[LonnieFisher]

From what I read, it's supposed to cure a clear amber if not tinted. Other sources said it cures clear. I was just wondering what it looks like non-tinted when cured. I can't find any pictures of cured, non-tinted castings. I guess I'll just have to try it out and see for myself.