EasyFlo™ Liquid Plastics are a top - notch choice for casting a wide range of items such as decorative pieces, production components, tools, models, and duplicate masters. These plastics come in a two - part system (A and B). Once mixed, they rapidly cure into tough polyurethane plastics. The super - low viscosity of Parts A and B makes them a breeze to mix. They can penetrate every detail excellently, allowing you to create bubble - free castings without the need for vacuum degassing or pressure casting. With quick demold times, EasyFlo is perfect for high - volume, fast - casting projects. All EasyFlo products can be easily color - cast, painted, or machined. Many of them can be filled for different cold - cast methods like cold - cast bronze and marble. Thin - walled castings made from EasyFlo are surprisingly strong and don't have the brittleness common in other low - viscosity, fast - curing polyurethane resins. WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Butyl benzyl phthalate (BBP), which is known in California to cause reproductive harm. For more details, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. Specifications & Product Information: EasyFlo Series Technical Bulletin, Physical Properties Bulletin, Safety Data Sheet - Part A, Safety Data Sheet - Part B.

Using Polytek EasyFlo 120 Liquid Plastic is quite straightforward. First, take Parts A and B and mix them well. Since they have super - low viscosity, it won't be hard to blend them together. Once mixed, you can pour the plastic into your mold. You don't need any special techniques like vacuum degassing or pressure casting to get bubble - free results. The plastic will cure quickly, and you can demold your item in no time, which is great for high - volume casting. You can color - cast it, paint it, or machine it according to your needs. Some of the products can be filled for cold - cast techniques. Just follow the instructions for the specific filling you're using. However, be aware that this product contains Butyl benzyl phthalate (BBP), which can cause reproductive harm. So, make sure to work in a well - ventilated area. For maintenance, keep the product in a cool, dry place. If you have any unused mixed plastic, dispose of it properly according to local regulations.