Cross-linking and Mixing powders

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The people that have done this please chime in what you have done.


I had someone ask me about this and he wanted to hear about some examples.


Thanks

[Guest]

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I've wanted to see this myself. I once heard that if you mix 2 different RAL colors, you must mix at a 1:4 ratio. the darker of the 2 colors would be the 1 and the lighter would be the 4 ratio. I have heard of this only being done with RAL colors that are Polyester TGIC's. Not sure if this works or not though.

[Guest]

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NO BIG DEAL,JUST MIX THE PRIMARY COLORS TO GET THE SHADE YOU DESIRE,SHOOT,CURE & CLEAR TEST PANEL TO VERIFY.

[Guest]

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Show us you little Mad Scientist

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CD ON THE WAY.....STILL USING DIALUP.........GOT A LOT ON MY PLATE RIGHT NOW,BEST FRIEND DYING OF LIVER CANCER,GOTTA FINNISH HIS TRUCK

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I am sorry my friend...

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I would like to hear about and see some examples as well


William I am sorry to hear about your friend.

Harley

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What would you like to see and I will do it this weekend.

I would like to hear about and see some examples as well


William I am sorry to hear about your friend.

Harley

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What would you like to see and I will do it this weekend.

Mix a blue and yellow together, I'd like to see green.

Was this a joke?

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Was this a joke?

Nope, unless I'm misunderstanding the content of this topic.

I've wanted to see this myself. I once heard that if you mix 2 different RAL colors, you must mix at a 1:4 ratio. the darker of the 2 colors would be the 1 and the lighter would be the 4 ratio. I have heard of this only being done with RAL colors that are Polyester TGIC's. Not sure if this works or not though.

NO BIG DEAL,JUST MIX THE PRIMARY COLORS TO GET THE SHADE YOU DESIRE,SHOOT,CURE & CLEAR TEST PANEL TO VERIFY.

Ohh ok..Thanks HD for clearing that up.

I do not have ANY RAL colors.

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Re: Cross-linking and Mixing powders

I think this topic drifted away from what you intended it to be, cross-linking and mixing powders of two different resins vs. mixing two different color powders to achieve another color.

I concur....

Someone asked me about this. I was waiting for the people I have seen post their experiences.

The mad scientist will be in the lab this weekend doing some testing with what I have. (This includes some very nice silver that was sent to me).

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Lol...They came nice and fluffy .

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Re: Cross-linking and Mixing powders

What would you like to see and I will do it this weekend.

I would like to hear about and see some examples as well


William I am sorry to hear about your friend.

Harley

Anything you would like to do really would be fine. Thanks!
I am drawing a blank because of all the reading I'm doing in a manual a nice lady gave me earlier this week.
I believe I grasp crosslinking or how to anyway from what you were explaining to me. Sounds tricky and timing is everything. Although I haven't seen anything done this way or at least no to my knowledge.

Since someone(HD) brought it up how do you mix two colors evenly to get another color? Sifter?
It wasn't me


Harley

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Re: Cross-linking and Mixing powders

What would you like to see and I will do it this weekend.

Mix a blue and yellow together, I'd like to see green.

I think working near blondes is rubbing of on me I thought this was a money joke!! You know want to see green! I was thinking wouldn't we all like to see more green.


Harley

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Theres a big difference in colors. Thats all just because of the different chemical make up of the clears?

Harley