Ease Release 2910 Liquid – 0.7kg provides: Excellent release / Increased productivity Gives a high-gloss finish to cast parts. Excellent surface finish Precise duplication of mold details and dimensions Minimum mold maintenance and down time Application Methods / Surface Preparation Release agent can be applied using aerosol spray or spray equipment for liquid grades. Surfaces to be released should be clean and dry. If surface cleaning is necessary, use Mann’s MOLD CLEANER 2508 or any suitable cleaner to remove all traces of previous release agent coatings and oils. Let dry for 10 minutes. Aerosol Application: Use only with adequate ventilation and / or breathing protection. Hold can 12 inches from mold / model surface and apply a light mist coating over all surfaces, including model, baseboards, sidewalls, etc. To ensure thorough coverage, brush release agent over all surfaces including intricate detail, into undercuts, etc. Apply another light mist coating and let dry for 10 minutes. Do Not Over Apply. Liquid Application Apply with brush or cloth to all surfaces. Do not allow release agent to pool. For metal molds: When the molds are new or have been sand blasted, “season” the mold by applying a heavy coating of release. Heat the mold to process temperature, then wipe the excess with a rag and reapply a light coating. Fast drying – requires no baking during the normal molding process. Re-apply before each molding / casting. Post-Finishing Cast Parts Thorough cleaning of molded / cast parts is required prior to staining, priming, painting, or bonding. Release agent can be removed using an slightly abrasive dishwashing detergent (such as “Cascade Gel”). Solvents, such as acetone and mineral spirits are also effective in removing release agent. Sand blasting or shot blasting cast parts, followed by a solvent wipe of the part, is the most effective method for removing release agent. Apply two coats of auto body primer prior to painting.
