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I am a bit concerned about this because I have done some parts and come out flawless but they have a tendency to chip real easy. Im wondering if this is due to under baking of over baking or some other reason. What is it that im doing wrong? And what should I do to prevent this?
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under cure &/or improper surface prep.
a hammer will do it too!
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I dont really have any specific steps, but im all open ears. I pretty much wait till the part is pretty close to the indicated cure time and leave it in until the time indicated on the can
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