Epoxy resins, silicone
moldmaking rubber, pour foam, casting resin, and concrete stamping/mold
making rubber. We ship nationwide- Daily!
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John Greer & Associates
4128 Napier St.
San Diego, CA 92110
Concrete Mold
Making and Stamping Rubber Call and ask for a free cured sample!
AeroMarine Concrete
Molding and Stamping Rubber Price Page (last
update, August 21, 2007)
AeroMarine Concrete
Molding and Stamping Rubber
2 gallon kit, makes two gallons
$88.00
Freight= $18
AeroMarine Concrete
Molding and Stamping Rubber
ten gallon kit, makes ten gallons
$352
Freight=65
AeroMarine Concrete
Molding and Stamping Rubber
drum kit, makes 110 gallons
$3063
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These
freight rates apply to the lower 48 states. Freight
outside this area will be more expensive. For more information or
for custom rate quotes just call me at (877)342-8860 and we can discuss the most
efficient method for you to receive your products.
Most orders are shipped within 24 hours- Weekend orders are shipped on
Monday. This product ships D.O.T. Non-Regulated- there are no
hazardous material fees involved.
This is a black, one to one
mix ratio polyurethane rubber used for making molds for concrete. It
can also be used for making concrete stamps. The smallest container in
the picture contains a mold release, and is included with each kit.
Properties
Mixed Viscosity
Thin liquid
Mix Ratio
1 :1 by volume
Pot Life,
minutes @ 77ºF
5
Cure time, hours @77ºF
12
Tensile strength
750psi
Color
Black
Shrinkage
negligible
Durometer
75 shore A
Elongation at break
500%
AeroMarine concrete molding and stamping rubber is a
tough rubber that resembles a rubber shoe heel.
Use between 65° and 75°F. Thoroughly mix parts “A” (black)
and “B” (clear) until a consistent black color is achieved. Pour within 5
minutes. A mold release must be used when pouring this product against
another surface. AeroMarine Release #7 is the standard release for
this product. It is a soft paste, and may be thinned with alcohol or naptha.
To release the concrete easily from the mold, many customers use motor oil
or castor oil.
This is also an excellent choice for making pedals, motor mounts, or door
trim rubber for automobiles. Call John Greer at (877)342-8860 for
advice on how to make a mold for these items.
