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It's an unknown entity, hence the question marks in the title, the proof will be in the turning.

In the mean time here are shots of the demoulded item

[ATTACH]19503[/ATTACH]

[ATTACH]19504[/ATTACH]

I made a former from Corian for a Vinamold mold. The casting is 'wet' making me think that during the exothermic reaction it may have caused a thin layer of Vinamold to melt, the wet layer seems a bit oily. I will leave it to dry and see if there any negative effects to the mold and cast.

Like Derek says its not a failure or success till I cut and turn it. I will post pics either way.

[QUOTE="ni9eofse7en, post: 189343, member: 821"] It's an unknown entity, hence the question marks in the title, the proof will be in the turning. In the mean time here are shots of the demoulded item [ATTACH]19503._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]19504._xfImport[/ATTACH] I made a former from Corian for a Vinamold mold. The casting is 'wet' making me think that during the exothermic reaction it may have caused a thin layer of Vinamold to melt, the wet layer seems a bit oily. I will leave it to dry and see if there any negative effects to the mold and cast. Like Derek says its not a failure or success till I cut and turn it. I will post pics either way. [/QUOTE]

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